One of the low-key features of a Games Pass Ultimate subscription is the ability to play titles on Android mobile devices over an internet connection – and now Nacon has released the MG-X PRO controller specifically for this use case.
Attaching to a ‘wide range’ of contemporary Android smartphones – think Samsung, Sony, OnePlus and Google Pixel – it provides a Nintendo Switch-like handheld experience, except with Xbox inputs.
It features an up-to 20-hour battery life, recharged via USB-C, and synchs to your phone via Bluetooth. All the traditional Xbox controller inputs you expect are included, so that means asymmetrical joysticks, bumpers, triggers and action buttons.
The MG-X PRO is compatible with every Android device that is running all Android 6 or later (Android 12 was released in October 2021, for reference) and up to 6.7 inches in display size.
The monthly subscription service Games Pass Ultimate, however not the entry-level Video games Go tiers, presents entry to Xbox Cloud Gaming, a library of ‘cloud enabled’ video games that may be performed on cell units. Compared to the complete Video games Go library, a diminished part of titles is playable by way of the cloud connection.
Some titles on the service have touch-controls added, however the majority require you to attach a controller to your smartphone. Racing titles on the service that may work on this occasion embody Forza Horizon 4, DIRT 5 and art of rally.
This new telephone peripheral is obtainable to order now for £89.99/€99.90/$79.90, tell us within the feedback under should you’ve been enjoying Recreation Go on the go.
