Remember the iCade, the arcade cabinet for your iPad? Well, it’s now got a little sibling, and if you guessed it was for the iPhone and iPod touch, you’d be correct. The iCade Jr. connects to your pocket device via Bluetooth, giving you four buttons on the front, four buttons on the back, and an arcade-style joystick to … Continue reading “The iCade Jr.: Arcade-Style Controller for iPhone And iPod Touch”
Oddly enough, even though the fake iCade retailed for $150 on ThinkGeek, the real iCade will undercut that by $50, despite knowing in advance that thousands of people would gladly pay such a price point.
Think Geek has the best April Fools Day prank I’ve seen today. If this was real, i bet you would want an iPad even more. I wouldn’t be surprise if somebody will manufacture such a device in the ( near ) future…
With the GameDock for iOS you can play classic games the way they were meant to be played: with two controllers and a TV.
Using the iControlPad, you can wirelessly connect with your smartphone and turn it into a handheld game console.
Classic gamers rejoice — Atari is brining all the 2600 action you can handle with its new iPhone app. Atari’s Greatest Hits lets you indulge in 100 old school games (18 classic Atari arcade games and 92 Atari 2600 games), including Asteroids, Centipede, Crystal Castles (not the band), and Star Raiders.
