This one is $59.99, and that’s a lot for a controller without buttons. But, if you value its removable battery in place of Anker’s built-in fan, it might be worth checking out.

That’s where mobile game controllers come in. These devices can turn your smartphone into a traditional handheld console, providing the best gaming experience on the go. There's no shortage of titles ...

Using the Razer Nexus app, the new feature allows players to now map physical buttons on the Kishi V2 controller to a game’s on-screen virtual controls, so when a button or the joysticks on the ...

There are a ton of mobile controllers out there. Most of them are bad but there are some great ones out there too. The G8 ...

Despite the growing popularity of mobile controller attachments like the Razer Kishi V2 or the Backbone One, there’s a huge number of games for iOS and Android that still rely on touch-based, on ...

Buttons are squashed into limited space, making it challenging for mobile gamers to perform some in-game actions. It takes up half of the screen's space while they play with their fingers.

The Backbone One is a well-built and well-designed game controller for mobile devices — and any smartphone gamer should consider one.

Our PowerA MOGA XP7-X Plus review looks at a Bluetooth mobile game controller for Android devices that includes a wireless charging bank and a convenient tabletop stand.

The only problem with most mobile games is just that, though: the screen. Using your device’s touchscreen as a controller can seriously let down the gameplay of some otherwise amazing games.

Most, if not all, fighting games require “stick” and button inputs (think the iconic quarter-circle forward and punch for a hadouken in Street Fighter), and while some titles like Skull Girls have ...

Viture and 8BitDo’s new mobile game controller lets you connect a pair of AR glasses for the perfect portable mobile gaming setup.

For example, if you change your controller’s “X” button to be the “R1” trigger, in-game text will still tell you to press the “X” button, which can be confusing.