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GamesBeat recently covered the crowded console-alternative market. The profile included devices like the Wikipad and the Razer Edge, which are tablets with analog sticks and physical buttons. No iOS devices made it on the list because it just doesn’t seem like Apple cares to offer the kind of controller functionality required to compete with console games. (Read More)

We're off to a good start two days into our campaign, but still have a ways to go. The first 200 in our Super Early Bird tier have sold out, but there are still some left in our Early Adopter tier for $65.  Please help us spread the word and share... (Read More)

Do you suffer from low scores in Temple Run, embarrassing pig-humiliation in Angry Birds or not enough violence in Grand Theft Auto? If you answered YES to any of the above questions, then this physical gamepad for your iPad could be the answer to YOUR prayers. (Read More)

Audojo is the latest hopeful in the burgeoning "aftermarket physical interfaces for touchscreen devices" sector of the gaming world, adding two analog sticks, two triggers and a pair of external speakers to any iPad model 2 or newer. Or at least, it will, provided that its $240,000 Kickstarter goal is reached in time. (Read More)

While many of us love playing games on the iPad, we often lament the lack of physical controls inherent to the platform. Audojo is hoping to change this with an iPad gaming case which is launching today on Kickstarter. The accessory works with any iPad 2 or newer, and features a pair of analog joysticks, two shoulder buttons and stereo speakers. Unlike other mobile game controllers like iFrogz's Caliber Advantage or PowerA's Moga / Moga Pro, Audojo skips Bluetooth for a low-latency microphone-based interface. (Read More)