Perfect Controller For FPse Emulator

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just tested while using a wiimote but playstation has 8 buttons excluding the directional pad and start and select. what bluetooth remote will work perfect with this emulator using the wiimote app from the market? is there a wiimote classic bluetooth controller roaming around or is there another remote that will work just as good.

currently reading reviews on:

http://us.codejunkies.com/Products/W..._EF000622.aspx

I would definitely also like to know this.

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this is what you want http://www.icontrolpad.com/
ive got mine on order will post how well it works as soon as i get it.
the joysticks wont work until the dev codes them in though

Waiting for this:


The Bluetooth Game Gripper is a great way to play games on your iPhone, Droid X, or other supported smart phone. The various app stores are full of tons of fun games, but what about the greatest games of all time? *Super Mario, *Contra, and *Sonic the Hedgehog (to name a few) can also be played through emulating programs on your phone. The on-screen controls just don't work or feel right. This is where the Bluetooth Game Gripper comes in; it gives you all the buttons you need and holds your phone securely in place while you play.

This project started in March of last year when I was trying to play games on my phone. I had an idea for the original game gripper (can be found at game-gripper . com) it was a gamepad that worked on phones with slide out keyboards. Since then, we've received countless requests for a game pad that would work for phones without a keyboard such as the iPhone, the Nexus one and the Droid X. I started working on it right away, and this is the result of months of work.

In the end I decided to pair up with a company that manufactures bluetooth Keyboards. They are supplying me with circuit boards that have already been in production for a while. It works out great for this project because the CE and FCC certifications are done and phones can hook up to their standard HID interface. Button presses come across as letters on the keyboard so they are easily mapped with any of the existing emulators on the android market. I dropped an email to one of the major iPhone emulator makers and he agreed to team with us to support the game gripper.

Supported phones:

We have successfully gotten the Bluetooth Game Gripper working on these devices and will be avidly testing it on more in the coming weeks.

I-phone 4
Ipad
DroidX
HTC Touch Pro II
Nexus one
Nexus S
Motorola Click
Galaxy S tab
HTC Evo, if rooted with Cyanogenmod

With these phones, it does not work with the native bluetooth application or the Blueinput driver but we will continue to try to get them to work using other drivers

HTC Hero
Samsung Epic
Palm Pixi

If you want to volunteer to help identify phones that work with the Bluetooth Game Gripper, please email us at research@game-gripper.com. We would also like to know of any games you find that allow for key mapping.

Our goal of $30,000 only represents a small part of what it costs to get something like this into production. We set the goal low so that we can easily hit our target in the short, 2 week time frame we have set, get funded, and get into production. That way, you can get your Game Gripper as soon as possible. We hope to start shipping in late April or sooner. Thank you for any and all donations, support, facebook posts, and tweets to help get this product off the ground!

*Note: Using a backed-up game ROM is only legal if you properly back up a cartridge that you own, which I do. I do not support or condone illegal downloading.


Project location: Salt Lake City, UT

seems like some good alternatives. i like playing ps2 on my phone but some games cant be played with a wiimote which is pretty much my only option now.