Razer Prio is a pint-sized play for phones
Taking your game to go doesn’t have to mean relying on solely touchscreen. Compact game controllers are a thing, and with Razer’s latest, they might be smaller than ever.
Taking your game to go doesn’t have to mean relying on solely touchscreen. Compact game controllers are a thing, and with Razer’s latest, they might be smaller than ever.
Can the iPhone truly become a retro console? The GameSir Pocket Taco gives the idea a go with a controller that like the name suggests wraps like a taco.
GameSir’s G8+ Galileo MFi Wired Game Controller brings a nice degree of customisation features to the mobile game controller marketplace, though the app could use some work.
Valve’s upcoming push to make its Steam gaming platform more central to the lives of gamers has seen a bit of a delay, but at least the controller isn’t far away.
Gaming on the go was just the start of Valve’s push to make Steam used in more places. A PC is on the way, as is a controller and a neat portable VR headset.
The new generation of Backbone’s phone gaming controller means you don’t have to snap your phone out of a case to play.
Did you leave your holiday buying up to the last minute? No worries, because we have some ideas that could help you in a pinch.
The new iPhone with its new Type C connector might not be out yet, but a game pad controller that supports it is.
The Switch lets you game anywhere, but what if your collection is on your PC? If that’s your life, the Asus ROG Ally might just be for you.
Gaming to go gets good with the Backbone One for Android PlayStation edition. It’s like the iPhone model, but made for Type C USB.