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• This upcoming design tries to address those concerns from a different angle, and it takes inspiration from sliders like the PSP Go or, closer to home, the Xperia Play.Designer Name: Josh KingPhone game controllers these days mostly come in two flavors.
• One is a bulky, traditional controller with a clip to hold your phone, while the more popular design flanks the phone with split controls.
• Since M-Con uses Bluetooth to connect to the iPhone, the controller can still be used as normal, allowing you to play with the phone standing on a table.
• The controller part and the MagSafe plate can also part ways, as the latter can also be used as a stand for the iPhone.
• In fact, you can even connect the iPhone to a larger screen to have a home console experience in the same manner.M-Con is said to be coming soon, but availability details and pricing are still unknown.
• You can opt to have it attached all the time or quickly separate the two pieces to shove them into your pockets separately.The design, however, has one more trick up its sleeve.