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nControl – Connect third-party console controllers to iOS
Another day, another tweak. nControl brings wireless controller support to iOS. Here’s how you can download and install it on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
HOW NCONTROL WORKS
Apple lets users hook up controllers to their iPhone or iPad. However, the stock functionality is really limited and you can’t just connect any controller.
The controller has to be fully compatible with MFi and even then, it doesn’t work with all apps and games. That’s where this new tweak comes in.
nControl is a Controllers for all replacement that adds third-party controller compatibility to the iOS, tvOS, and macOS operating system. It is developed by the veteran jailbreak developers – Kevin Bradley and Luca Todesco.
Here’s how this tweak looks like in action on the fourth-generation Apple TV.
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nControl – Connect third-party console controllers to iOS
nControl – Connect third-party console controllers to iOS
Gian March 31, 2019 Cydia, Tweaks No Comments
Another day, another tweak. nControl brings wireless controller support to iOS. Here’s how you can download and install it on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
Table of Contents
Apple lets users hook up controllers to their iPhone or iPad. However, the stock functionality is really limited and you can’t just connect any controller.
The controller has to be fully compatible with MFi and even then, it doesn’t work with all apps and games. That’s where this new tweak comes in.
nControl is a Controllers for all replacement that adds third-party controller compatibility to the iOS, tvOS, and macOS operating system. It is developed by the veteran jailbreak developers – Kevin Bradley and Luca Todesco.
Here’s how this tweak looks like in action on the fourth-generation Apple TV.
Right out of the box, this tweak supports the tried-and-true DUALSHOCK and Xbox wireless controllers. But here’s the catch – the app you want to use it with must support MFi (Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad).
Another day, another tweak. nControl brings wireless controller support to iOS. Here’s how you can download and install it on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
HOW NCONTROL WORKS
Apple lets users hook up controllers to their iPhone or iPad. However, the stock functionality is really limited and you can’t just connect any controller.
The controller has to be fully compatible with MFi and even then, it doesn’t work with all apps and games. That’s where this new tweak comes in.
nControl is a Controllers for all replacement that adds third-party controller compatibility to the iOS, tvOS, and macOS operating system. It is developed by the veteran jailbreak developers – Kevin Bradley and Luca Todesco.
Here’s how this tweak looks like in action on the fourth-generation Apple TV.
Home
Cydia
nControl – Connect third-party console controllers to iOS
nControl – Connect third-party console controllers to iOS
Gian March 31, 2019 Cydia, Tweaks No Comments
Another day, another tweak. nControl brings wireless controller support to iOS. Here’s how you can download and install it on your iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
Table of Contents
- How nControl works
- Which controllers are compatible?
- How to connect PS4/XBox One/Nintendo Switch controller to iPhone and Apple TV
- Installation
- Pairing mode
- Connect
- Disconnect/Unpair
- Download nControl Cydia tweak
Apple lets users hook up controllers to their iPhone or iPad. However, the stock functionality is really limited and you can’t just connect any controller.
The controller has to be fully compatible with MFi and even then, it doesn’t work with all apps and games. That’s where this new tweak comes in.
nControl is a Controllers for all replacement that adds third-party controller compatibility to the iOS, tvOS, and macOS operating system. It is developed by the veteran jailbreak developers – Kevin Bradley and Luca Todesco.
Here’s how this tweak looks like in action on the fourth-generation Apple TV.
Right out of the box, this tweak supports the tried-and-true DUALSHOCK and Xbox wireless controllers. But here’s the catch – the app you want to use it with must support MFi (Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad).
