Here's hoping Discovery Bay can either release the Duo Gamer's abilities to developers other than Gameloft or develop one that every iOS developer can take advantage of, as right now $80 is too much to pay to play a handful of games slightly better.
Full review by Chris Mitchell.
GamerTell's Jeremy Hill tests out the Apple-endorsed Duo Controller at CES 2013 and offers his opinions on whether the iOS Bluetooth controller is worth the money.
$80 MSRP. Only works with GameLoft titles. And the author makes some very good points about it's quality.
Simon Stevens says:"Whilst I am a huge fan of touch screen gaming on my iPhone, at times I find it very hard to get the same enjoyment when using my iPad. For the occasional games such as Zombie Tsunami where you have a one tap control method I have no issues. It’s when I have to hold the iPad in such a position that I can also reach two virtual thumb sticks that I begin to have issues. It’s just not comfortable."
Ken McKown writes: One of the biggest deterrents to playing some types of games on iOS is a lack of a dedicated controller. The platform has developed into almost requiring dual analog sticks and triggers, it seems ridiculous that games come out that don’t have that method. Discovery Bay Games is looking to remedy that with their Duo Gamer Controller for iOS. This dual analog stick controller works with iPad and iPhone games, but as of this writing, only a handful of them.
This just proves many gamers still prefer the "BUTTONS"...just stop comparing cellphones and tablets to portable gaming consoles...
These are stupid because not enough games even support them.