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I am fairly certain it only works with the Duo. I have considered picking up a Duo for this game alone. It is the best shooter on iOS.

I am debating between buying the Horipad Ultimate and the Nimbus. Since the Nimbus works with the Niko grip, I will probably pick that one up, but certainly please let us know if you find anything that works well with the Ultimate.

Edit: I just realized I should get the Nimbus. I have an Xbox One, so if the Nyko grip works with those controllers and the Nimbus, it's a double win!

Cool! I'll have to give it a try when I get around to buying a USB C cable 😉

I haven't had much of a chance to think about this, but using the forum account and local storage instead of cookies would be the way I'd go.

Good to know. Maybe I'll wait for an update our two.

trakker1 wrote:

Will the Nimbus work well with steam through Moonlight? does it need to use the anolog click buttons to work correctly? I can't remember if steam games use the anolog click at all, I have been using my Xbox one controller with the PC and play mostly FPS games.

Most modern FPS games in Steam use the analog clicks. I would imagine Moonlight and Kino Console would both have workarounds for this shortcoming, but I haven't used either of them and cannot say for certain. I'm like you and mostly play FPS games where the analog clicks are often crucial to gameplay. Hopefully Moonlight and Kino Console have good options to remap these functions.

Kevin wrote:

I haven't been complaining, I always thought clicky thumbsticks are confusing and Apple was good to get rid of them!

Tell a non-gamer to press "L3" or "R3", see what happens. They're unintuitive.

They are unintuitive in explaining them ('analog click' or 'L3 and R3'), but during gameplay I find them extremely intuitive and crucial for certain functions. Granted, FPS games get the most use out of these, and I play this genre the most. For other types of games, these buttons often aren't needed. They are, however, a standard element of console and PC gaming (if, like me, you use an Xbox controller), and I think Apple should have included them since they are standard. I know Apple likes to do their own thing, but don't they have gamers working for them that could have spoken up? Just seems strange.