Apple is now venturing into the gaming market. The iPhone maker announced that it has tapped the services of peripheral makers Logitech and Moga to make “made for iPhone” games controllers. The joysticks will be attached to the iPhone to be used as a controller for the game on a small screen. This replaces the touchscreen controllers which are often "too fiddly" for fast-paced games. Both costing around $100, Logitech’s PowerShell and Moga’s Ace Power will virtually make a Playstation Portable or Game Boy out of the iPhone. A number of games on the Apple's App Store are now compatible with these controllers.
Apple is now venturing into the...
