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Extrait: Samsung a lancé, au CES de Las Vegas, sa manette de jeu à destination de sa gamme Galaxy avec notamment un focus sur le Galaxy Note 3 et de son grand écran lors. Cette nouvelle version du Samsung GamePad apporte quelques nouveautés que nous avons testé.Le...
Publié: 2014-04-29, Auteur: David , review by: 01net.com
Le concept, La compatibilité avec différentes tailles de smartphone
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Même s'il reste encore des améliorations à apporter à l'ergonomie de cette manette Bluetooth, la Galaxy GamePad de Samsung rend le jeu sur mobile bien plus agréable et plus efficace. Attention toutefois, elle n'est compatible qu'avec une petite soixantain...
Publié: 2014-04-24, Auteur: Mark , review by: digitalspy.com
The Samsung GamePad is preferable to touchscreen controls in almost every respect, but many of its compatible titles still feel a touch ropey due to the stiff D-pad and the tenuous tactile grip offered by the analogue sticks.Gaming certainly feels more co...
Actual physical buttons to mash, Feels like you're playing an proper console game, Works with Android 4.1 devices of various sizes
Only 36 games compatible with GamePad, Unbalanced handling if the phone is heavy, Joysticks aren't sensitive enough
Open Gallery At £70, the Samsung GamePad is a pricey option to up your gaming skills. On the bright side, the controller is wide enough to give your hands and fingers sufficient breathing room. Plus, it works across Android 4.1 and above devices...
Spending some time with Prince of Persia and Modern Combat: 4: Zero Hour, the controls, particularly the 8-way D-Pad is initially a bit stiff to operate and actually feels more like a third analogue stick than a D-Pad. This can make aiming tricky at times...
Remember the Samsung GamePad? The thing that was announced all the way back in March 2013 but never materialised? Well, it's back, it's changed colour and we've run our fingers all over the new version. There are many stark differences with this new polis...
The suite of dedicated titles for the GamePad is a little low and is unlikely to change in the near future to a drastic degree - mobile gaming still needs a lot of work for it to be a viable tool for developers to connect to. The GamePad is a well-put to...
Supports a good range of device sizes, Nice and responsive action buttons, Comfortable & compact design, Easy to pair and setup
Limited game compatibility, Limited support for nonSamsung devices, An
At the end of the day, we have to say we like the Samsung Smartphone GamePad for its portability and also the fact that it gives gamers more tactile controls. But with that said there are a few niggles such as the analogue sticks and limited game support...
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Publié: 2014-10-07, Auteur: Andrew , review by: liveatpc.com
Review: Samsung Smartphone Game PadWith the Google Play Store containing its fair share of shooters and platformers, playing them on a touchscreen can be a bit of a problem, especially if you have a smaller device but possess big digits. Fortunately, here...
