Ces 2020 Razer Debuts New Dualsided Iphone Game Controller In Partnership With Gamevice Exclusive [hot]

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CES 2020: Razer Debuts New Dual-Sided iPhone Game Controller in Partnership with Gamevice

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noted its compact, collapsible form factor, which makes it far more portable than a standard controller with a phone clip. Responsiveness , Razer unveiled the Razer Kishi Go to

• Why Gamevice? Razer could not legally make a two-piece controller that straddles a phone without licensing Gamevice’s IP.
• The Tension: Gamevice insisted on using their exact mechanical "flex bridge" design (a rubbery spine connecting the two halves). Razer wanted a rigid, aluminum-reinforced spine for a "premium" feel.

Where it fell short:

1. Physical: Two sides (left and right controllers).
2. Input: Analog sticks on both sides (unlike many MFi controllers of 2020 that had only one stick).

Hardware is useless without software. Razer announced the Razer Nexus app for iOS (exclusive to this controller). It allows for: Why Gamevice

"This isn't just a rebrand," a Razer product manager explained to us in an exclusive behind-closed-doors briefing. "Gamevice provided the IP and the low-latency USB-C (and Lightning) pass-through architecture. Razer provided the mechanical switches, the Chroma RGB lighting, and the ergonomic grip texture. You are looking at the best of both engineering worlds." Where it fell short: