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Question: I'm thinking about getting this to use with PC. Does it come with a bluetooth adapter? If I need to buy an adapter any suggestions?
Document: I develop game software for Android and have a sizable collection of wired and wireless gaming controllers. Unfortunately I need to buy each new controller to make sure it's compatible with my software. I purchased the SSF when it first became available and paid $90 for it ($80 + $10 shipping). To communicate with the bluetooth controllers, instead of linking in each company's SDK or helper app, I prefer to reverse engineer the bluetooth protocol and communicate directly with the device.
I purchased this controller to do one thing really well: play Pok&eacute;mon ROM hacks on a GBA emulator. I also bought it from a physical retail store, so that if it didn't work exactly as intended I could easily return it. I payed a little more for that convenience but I'm glad I won't need to return the device.The hardware I intended to use this with is an old (~2012) LG Optimus V phone. It took some work but it's flawless now.
Unfortunately it did not work, but I was able to connect it using my regular Bluetooth adapter. After installing the software (and some basic troubleshooting), I could get the controller working fine on my PC.With the "Engine" software, the controller will have two main modes on the PC: regular PC controller, and keyboard/mouse emulation. They have ready made profiles for FPS, Fighting, and Racing genres, and you can configure your own.
Plus one star for the versatility that allows it to work with just about any device that has Bluetooth, whether it be PC, Mac, iOS, or Android (I can't speak for Linux, unfortunately). That, and the fact that it doesn't require proprietary software to get any use out of it, makes it a notch better than the MOGA in regards to how useful and versatile it is.
i do not know for iOS7 if it is supported. but its a terrible mobile gaming joystick because none of the developers making their games, make them compatible to work with this device... if you want to try it on pc games, the analog sticks dont work well at all with most racing games. again not worth it.not recommended, only if you have a specific game that you love to play and need a joystick but you also know forsure this joystick is compatible, then buy it.
It's literally pair and play, LOL :)-Android, PC, Mac and & IOS compatibleCons>-This is my personal opinion of course, but I believe this controller is almost a bit too small. I'm no giant, but I'm no dwarf either. I'm average size 6'1 with fairly large male hands. I wish the controller was a tad larger for male users.
It can however instantaneously do sequences of buttons, which sometimes works the same way. Moving a joystick in-between two directions will, of course, perform both inputs.-Software is not quite as smooth as I would like it to be. If Bluetooth is turned off than you will have to re-start the software when you turn it back on.In conclusion, I bought this on sale, and it's probably worth $55 depending on how much you need/want it.
why use another this is the last controller you will buy,it is a bit pricey but you get what you pay for.I own with mine good luck if you dont have one i tried 3
As a plus, tethering still works and I'm posting this review while paired to the controller and connected to the phone's network over Bluetooth. So that's my awesome highly specific setup but I'm so happy with it.The ergonomics of this, as other reviewers have mentioned, are not a++++ like a 360 controller, but I have small hands and tend to waste way more time playing Pok&eacute;mon than I should. Hours of play don't make my hands hurt so it meets my expectations.
This controller is just as small as it can get away with, which is probably smaller than you might think. I have large-ish hands, and if this was 10% smaller it would be too small, but as it is it's just right.The Good:-Good battery life. It says 10-20 hours of battery life, but I'm really not sure what determines exactly how long it actually is. I'm guessing it has to do with use of the analogue sticks.
Answer: It does require a PC with Bluetooth capabilities, however a Bluetooth adapter should be fairly inexpensive. Most adapters should be compatible, but I have no experience with adapters. The free is nice because it is multi-platform, but for exclusive PC gaming a wired xbox 360/one or PS3/4 controller is by far better. Free works well on PC but is doesn't feel "as good" as a full size controller. Would still recommend though....