I was just wondering if as an added extra usage on mobile was also possible.

The situation is that I bought it for use on the pc and I'm very much looking forward to using it for that. Don't worry about me buying it especially for use on mobile. But if Android gaming is a primary concern, I'd hold off until someone can test it out. If you want it for day to day gaming on your PC but otherwise want to see if it works on Android, go for it. If the final version's default mode is xinput or directinput, however, then it might work if Android has drivers for it.īut yeah, as ECA says, I wouldn't buy on the hope that it will work with Android. If the final version does the same, that's how it also would appear to an Android phone/tablet, so it wouldn't really work as a controller for games. STEAM in educations: A literature review on the role of Computational. Tap on the name of your desktop, and the phone will be ready to use as a gamepad. An Arduino Family Controller and its Interactions via an Intelligent Interface. Now, you can see the list of available devices on the phone. On the mobile app, tap the Connect button and choose Bluetooth mode. It appears to the computer as a mouse and keyboard, even working as such in the BIOS setup (for GUI ones that support mouse) Turn on Bluetooth on both your PC and your phone and open the apps on both devices.

Originally posted by 8-Bit Cerberus:Unless they've changed it for the final version, the prototype defaulted to WASD on the left pad, mouse on the right, the triggers were right/left mouse click, and the rest of the buttons are numbers and space.

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