GameSir has introduced the G8 Plus MFi, its first telescopic controller to receive Apple’s Made for iPhone/iPad (MFi) ...

GameSir has launched a new game controller for mobile devices, as you can get your hands on the G8+MFi Type-C Wired Game ...

Apple’s new MFi game controller program offers a lot of promise for gaming on iOS— the top mobile gaming platform around could also soon be a serious platform for hardcore gamers. But the first crop ...

SteelSeries has announced an updated version of the Nimbus controller for iOS devices that it launched in 2015. The new Nimbus Plus ("Nimbus+") model builds upon the original, adding new features like ...

It’s hard to believe it’s been nearly six years since Apple added game controller support to iOS. The big news at WWDC in 2013 was the iOS 7 redesign, but for game developers, it was rivaled by the ...

Epic Games has recently added MFi controller support for iPhone and iPad to "Fortnite." We decided to see how good of a gaming experience you could get on both the 2018 11-inch iPad Pro and the iPhone ...

Almost a year after the initial reveal of Fortnite on iOS, Epic Games has announced controller support for mobile players across iOS and Android. It’s certainly not the first game to take advantage of ...

You can now play Fortnite on your iPhone with a MFi (Made for iOS) controller such as the SteelSeries Nimbus or the SteelSeries Stratus XL, and that’s a pretty big deal. The standard touch controls ...

SteelSeries today announced the latest version of its MFi game controller, the Nimbus+. The controller is basically an MFi version of its Stratus Duo controller compatible with Android devices. The ...

Bluetooth controllers are now supported on the Android and iOS versions of “Fortnite,” developer noted in its latest patch notes. The patch delivers support for most Bluetooth controllers on Android ...

GameSir, a leading global gaming peripherals brand known for designing high-performance controllers and accessories for console, mobile and PC players, has ...