Sony’s DualShock 4 controllers also work with xCloud games. In addition to the new accessories, xCloud players will be able to control games with Microsoft’s Xbox One Bluetooth Wireless Controller. The controller will launch on September 21 for $50. The company’s SN30 Pro looks more like an old Sega Genesis controller and comes with a built-in mount for holding a phone. The MOGA XP7-X Plus will connect to phones via Bluetooth and launch this winter for $100.ĨBitDo has a more budget-friendly controller in the works that aims at retro gamers. Similar to Razer’s Kishi, PowerA is also working on an all-in-one controller with an extender that will allow players to insert their phones into the device. It will be available on September 15 for $70, but customers can preorder it today. It also comes with a phone mount so users can hold the controller and phone together. PowerA’s upcoming MOGA XP5-X Plus is a Bluetooth controller that connects wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet. The device, which connects to smartphones using a USB-C connection, is available now for $100. Razer’s Kishi accessory comes with an extender feature that lets users place their phones inside the controller and use physical buttons on either side to control gameplay.

Microsoft also said Tuesday that it has partnered with third-party accessory makers Razer, PowerA, and 8BitDo to offer new controllers designed for mobile play. Microsoft said on Tuesday that Game Pass now has more than 10 million subscribers but didn’t break out which of those subscribe to the standard plan and which have opted for Ultimate.

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