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As mobile games have evolved, new improvisations and advancements have followed. There was a time you could only play mobile games with buttons. Then touch screen technology came along, and it got a lot better. Now, we can use console controllers to play these same mobile games.
If you are like me, then you like to get ahead of the competition and increase your skill level, and range in whatever I’m doing. Using an Xbox controller for your mobile games does just that. It gives you an edge over your fellow competitors, in terms of movement, aim, etc. while playing the game. Oh, and it also gives you that cool console feeling.
- Mobile games that support an Xbox controller on the Apple App Store
- Mobile Games that support the Xbox controller on the Google Play Store
There are lots of games, across the App store and Google Play store, that support the use of an Xbox controller now. Let’s take a look at some of them.
Mobile games that support an Xbox controller on the Apple App Store
Here are some of the games that you can download from the Apple App store, and that support the possible use of an Xbox controller:
- Apex Legends Mobile
- Brawlhalla
- Dadish 3
- What remains of Edith Finch
- DISMANTLE
- Streets of Rage 4
- Maximus 2
- ScourgeBringer
- Townscapes
- GRIS
- Sky: Children of the light
- Slender: The arrival
- Chefy-chat
- SpongeBob SquarePants
- Hunt down
- Where’s Samantha
- Roblox
- Street of Rage 4
Mobile Games that support the Xbox controller on the Google Play Store
Here are some of the games that you can download from the Apple App store, and that support the possible use of an Xbox controller:
- Call of Duty
- PUBG
- Dead Cells
- Asphalt 8: Airborne
- Fortnite
- Gang star vegas: World of Crime
- Minecraft
- Assassin’s Creed Idol
- Grand Theft Auto
- Rocket League Sideswipe
- Doom
- Reckless Racing 3
- Brawlhalla
- Jetpack Joyride
- Dead Trigger 3
- Roblox
- Streets of Rage 4
As time goes on, more and more games will start to support the use of Console controllers to navigate their games. These are some of the very few games that allow access to these console controllers, for now. So, what are you waiting for? Get your controller, link it to your device, and join the fun.
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If you have been itching to catch a glimpse of the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra , you are in luck. Someone has already gotten their hands on a unit and have shared an unboxing video and camera samples.
The lucky fella with early access to the device goes by the name, Edwards Urbina , and shared the Samsung Galaxy S23 unboxing video on his Twitter handle. It is a short video but it gives us a very good look at the 2023 premium flagship from Samsung. The design is familiar (as should be), so it is a classic Galaxy Ultra look.
An early look at the Galaxy S23 Ultra
Edward’s Twitter profile puts his location as Nicaragua. Does anybody know why these leaks almost always show up in some far out of reach places? Anyway, here is one of the camera samples he also shared on his Twitter account:
You can watch the unboxing video below and also click through to his Twitter handle to view the rest of the camera samples.
Samsung will be officially announcing the Galaxy S23 on the 1st of February, 2023.
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