For the past few weeks, Microsoft's environment has been a constant stream of great information about the future of Xbox. The future is already detailed in the Xbox Series X and new developments regarding the development and future of xCloud. And we return to the latest project around Cloud Gaming, in which Microsoft is introducing the standard mode for mobile devices in the new video.
And that in this regard, Microsoft has proven that it has the best ideas and a number of solutions were proposed to be able to enjoy xCloud on a mobile device. From being able to integrate the Xbox One controller, onwards they are trying to use it to use touchscreen controls. Now, the video goes out to reveal one of those curious prototypes. A prototype that gives the idea of a modular controller to adapt to a mobile device and an interactive game.
Due to the channel Microsoft ResearchMicrosoft is introducing remote control remotely for mobile devices in the new video. It's a prototype as curious, as it is surprising, when they want to look at the possibilities that arise when you want to play with a mobile device. One solution is different accessories provided by other manufacturers, for the same purpose as proposed by Microsoft for this model control prototype.
But they wanted to continue, he explained «Imaginary thought experiment motivated by the desire to enable the experience of traditional gaming on mobile devices with the touch of touch controls, focusing on aspects such as "The design and ergonomics of our concept of accessibility is informed by anecdotal feedback from various players". The result of that response is a way of wanting to better adapt to different device sizes and also with this "Transverse" handles. Although, it is considered that if you are very traditional, you can also use it as a standard Xbox controller, covering both parts.
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By the way, it's very reminiscent of those trying controls mimicking the design of Nintendo Switch. Of course, with different sizes of phones, it's hard for everyone to fit perfectly. This solution from Microsoft seems to be designed to solve that problem, though there are other options available without using this concept. Some will prefer to use a wireless controller, some with a folding cord, while others may use a touch controller that appears Microsoft for xCloud. The question is, there is no diversity to be able to adapt to each user's taste.
