MOGA Ace Power Video Game Controller for iOS 7 Now Available

Lovers of video games who have an iPhone 5 or higher are in luck, because Starting tomorrow, Wednesday, you will be able to enjoy the first universal controller for iPhone. The MOGA Ace Power controller will turn your device into a true portable console, thanks to the fact that it finally adds physical controls to iOS games, with the advantage that it will work with any video game for iOS, as long as its developer adapts it, of course .

The accessory adapts to your device and connects through the Lightning port, and has two analog controls, a directional control (D-Pad), four action buttons on the front, and four other buttons on the top, two on the left and two on the right. As you can see in the image,the controller closely resembles other console controllers like the PS3, and with the iPhone in place, it is very reminiscent of the PSP. To complete the specifications, it also has a headphone jack, a pause button and to lock the device, and LEDs that indicate the remaining battery. The first reviews of the device are satisfactory, although it is not without flaws, which will undoubtedly be corrected as the developers better adapt the games to this type of controllers.

After the announcement of iOS 7, the news broke of the new API for video game controllers that incorporated the new Apple operating system. Finally the "gamers" will no longer have to suffer the sometimes horrible touch controls of some video games, and this type of accessories can be one of the successes of this Christmas. In addition to MOGA, a brand well known for manufacturing controllers of this type for Android devices, other brands like Logitech They have announced that they are also working on an accessory of this type. The MOGA Ace Power will be available in physical Apple Stores, in Apple's online store and in Apple's own MOGA website priced at $ 99.

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