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1. Backbone controller xbox pro#
2. Backbone controller xbox software#
3. Backbone controller xbox Pc#
4. Backbone controller xbox series#
5. Backbone controller xbox download#

Steam Link is probably the best overall experience of the bunch. You can launch games directly from the app which I like, but the interface is annoyingly only in portrait meaning it doesn't work well with the Backbone. Rainway was surprisingly a lot better than I expected. It has lots of different options to tweak but the interface is pretty poor and I actually didn't find the different options really gave me any better experience over the others. Far from ideal considering I have already set up my games through other methods. Moonlight requires you to manage your games though GeForce Experience. In general each experience has some positives and negatives. I have Moonlight, Steam Link and Rainway all set up and tried each of them with the Backbone.

I've done this in the past with my iPad and controller and the experience was very good.

Backbone controller xbox Pc#

First off, my primary goal was to stream my PC games to my phone to play like a Switch when my wife wanted to use the TV. The real reason I bought the Backbone One and it came with some surprises - some good and some bad.

Backbone controller xbox series#

Also, even though I'm far from a fan of the series and even further of a fan of F2P service games, I've sunk a more hours into CoD Mobile with this than I'm comfortable admitting. While the console quality releases (GRiD, Dead Cells, Hyper Light Drifter among others) are few and far between, Apple Arcade suddenly becomes a viable service to me with enough interesting experiences that use the controller that I'm now excited to see what else I've been missing. I have to say though, with this controller I will probably be giving mobile gaming a second look. It's never been something I've cared about so I was really only trying it out to see what it was like. Honestly, I didn't buy the Backbone One for iOS gaming at all. There's also no way to group games or categorise them in any way so I hope these additions are brought to it soon. However, it unfortunately doesn't currently let you delete games you've added, even after they are no longer on your system.

Backbone controller xbox software#

The software has been talked about a lot and in general is fantastic. It's not a dealbreaker but definitely something to improve. This becomes mainly a problem for games where you need to push multiple buttons at once (say in a fighting game for example). My one gripe is that the face buttons feel slightly too far apart. I've seen complaints about the triggers feeling mushy, but on the contrary, I actually really love how they feel. This controller feels as good as any first party controller for other systems. I'm very picky about controllers and have WAY too many for all my different systems. I had read and seen all the reviews and so was expecting a high build quality, but honestly it still exceeded my expectations. It's less a review and more a breakdown on how I've been using it for the past two weeks.įirst off, I have to give credit to the build of this device. I love my protective Otterbox for the iPhone 13 Pro, but it comes in three pieces and it's too thick to fit into the Backbone, even without the bundled gasket to adapt to the newer iPhones.Obviously a lot of users here are already happy Backbone One users so this post is mostly intended for those who may be considering getting this controller. I spent most of my test time thinking about how much I'd like a white Xbox version - the PlayStation Edition was so much easier to find in my bag - and that I need an iPhone case that's easier to get on and off. (After it registered the first time, I had no problems.) You will want a longer cable than the typical Lightning cable, though.

Backbone controller xbox download#

You're prompted to download an app when you first plug the controller into the iPad, but it took some plugging and unplugging before it initially registered.

Backbone controller xbox pro#

Playing on an iPad Pro with the Backbone One took a little trial and error to configure. Plus, I'd like a little more filtering within the games list specifically, I'd appreciate having an easy way to tell which games are supported by Remote Play. I'd like a preference setting to disable the autoplay, despite the engineering hoops Backbone jumped through to get it to work within the thumbnail grids.

I know a lot of people like autoplay, but I'm not one of them. It will now autoplay videos within the game thumbnails, which I have mixed feelings about.