Open-source iControlPad2 Bluetooth controller works with just about anything
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The iControlPad2 hooked up to an Android running Doom
The assembly process for the iControlPad2
The iControlPad2 in action with a tablet
The iControlPad2 is about the same size as an iPhone 4
The iControlPad2 is open-source, Bluetooth compatible, has a full keyboard and tons of gaming inputs
Article Summary
Mobile gamers can't help but get excited at the prospect of a physical controller for playing games on a phone. Touch screens are great for certain types of games, but sometimes, you just need the feel of a real controller in your hands. The iControlPad2 hopes to bring that level of control, not just for mobile gamers, but for almost any device with Bluetooth.
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