Leaked MOGA iPhone Game Controller [Images]

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Posted October 25, 2013 at 4:36pm by iClarified

A new iPhone game controller from MOGA called the 'Ace Power' has been leaked online via @evleaks.

The device features a 1800mAh battery and a collapsible design. There is a D-pad and thumbstick stick on the left and another thumbstick and buttons on the right.

MOGA isn't the only company that is working on a game controller for iOS 7 devices. We've also seen photos of a leaked Logitech controller and ClamCase has unveiled its upcoming GameCase.

No word on pricing or availability on any of these.

Take a look at the images below...

[via @evleaks]

Leaked MOGA iPhone Game Controller [Images]

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Great - October 26, 2013 at 1:05am

I prefer a solid one piece case or controller like the Logitech one. However I think this one will feel nicer to hold controls-wise. The expandable nature of this case may make it too flexi and creaky.

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R3al - October 25, 2013 at 9:29pm

Nice to see a setup with two joysticks maybe this will inspire App Store developers.Im still waiting on a phone with virtual joystick that can be felt These controllers could revolutionize mobile gaming as we know it

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sameapple - October 25, 2013 at 6:25pm

This looks good hope it supports all appstore app.

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Sweetness - October 25, 2013 at 5:15pm

Totally took phonejoy's play idea!!!! Hey phonejoy, hope you had your design patented!!!! If you guys had released your controller when you said you guys would have you'all wouldve been sittin pretty!

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