Google is the main conversation involving the two companies

Accessory manufacturer Nyko recently introduced a different distinct external playstation 3 accessories to use with Android devices, and we spent a little while with him or her hassle-free E3. Both the PlayPad plus the PlayPad Pro communicate with your smartphone or tablet over Bluetooth, and they feel quite nice in the hand. Both models feature dual analog sticks, a D-pad, a complete assortment of buttons, and built-in battery packs that recharge over USB. The PlayPad is all about how big is an authentic NES ps3 controller , though comfortable, grippable curves, and includes a hardshell case along with a collapsable indicate propping up your smartphone or tablet. The controller provides extensive nice details — true even features a spring-loaded latch to pop the truth open — plus it really begs to be played with. The PlayPad Pro features a modern-day controller design (it is a descendent of Nyko's Raven Ps3 controller) and features the same texturized surface and button layout since its sibling. Both models will likely be released inside fourth quarter with this year, even though final pricing were determined, Nyko anticipates that both models can be found in at under $50.


Nyko did with Nvidia to deliver native controller support for many people from the games featured in Tegra Zone, with dozens of titles available today. Google is the main conversation involving the two companies, and Nyko hopes that eventually the controller profile could turned into a standard in Android. For the time being, the Nyko Playground app fills from the missing gaps, lettings users map controls for touch-based games on to the controller that has a drag-and-drop interface. We tested both controllers running games with baked-in and playstation 3 Move, and found those to be rather responsive with little noticeable lag — regardless if the tablet there we were using was throwing Shadowgun to a flat-panel television over HDMI.