official name it does not have, but that doesn’t dispel our excitement over what could be the first-party game controller from a giant electronic maker. showcased at the Samsung GALAXY S IV launch event last week is the Samsung Game Pad, a Bluetooth game controller to complement your Samsung smartphone (and probably any other makes) for your tactile gaming fix. slated for summer launch, this yet-to-be-named (and priced) game controller offers today’s familiar physical control buttons including D-pad, dual analog sticks, face buttons, shoulder buttons and a clamp-style holder to keep your handset in place, thereby effectively turning your S device into a handheld gaming system. from what we gathered from this lone image, the Samsung Game Pad Bluetooth game controller for smartphones looks pretty sleek and it sport color-coded buttons that kind of remind us of the Xbox 360 controller (complete with the same A-X-B-Y assignment). it is definitely a refreshing change to see someone other than third-party to introduce an official game controller for their line of smartphones. though set to launch in a few months time, hard specifications (actually, we don’t quite need them for such a gadget, do we?) and pricing are not immediately available. but man, an gaming accessory to come out from the Korean electronic giant definitely has us all over it.
official name it does not have, but that doesn't dispel our excitement over what could be the first-party game controller from a giant electronic maker. showcased at the Samsung GALAXY S IV launch event last week is the Samsung Game Pad, a Bluetooth game controller to complement your Samsung
