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My guess it is either GeForce Now cloud streaming or Steam Link to a PC.

Hello! The right analog stick does work for camera control. For other aspects of the game, like menus, inventory, and dialogs, you’ll need to use a combination of button mappings. These can be set up via S9's app, but in some cases, combining touch screen controls with the button mappings might make navigating menus a bit more convenient.

It has Bluetooth built in along with a wired connection option. Since CoD mobile only supports the Backbone One over wired, you would need to make sure the S9 is in Bluetooth mode.

They announced it; I believe sometimes in May?! Those who backed the Abxylute 1 last year received a email from them about it

Thank you for your feedback. It's true that most controllers offer similar settings, but with the S9, we’ve prioritized the overall user experience and feel of the controller. While the Scuf Nomad is currently limited to iOS and the Gamesir Galileo’s app is only available for Android, the S9 offers full compatibility across both platforms. Additionally, our hardware features are more comprehensive-unlike the Scuf Nomad and Gamesir Galileo, the S9 includes both rumble and gyro. And all of this comes at a much more accessible price point. We believe these aspects make the S9 stand out. We’ll be sharing more feature details and pricing very soon. :)

@@abxylute I appreciate you responding I truly do. First off let me approach the Scuf comment ... right now in public it only supports iOS but if you are one of the testers (which I have been for several companies - tried to do the same with your company but you've basically said sorry you aren't big enough) ... they have software that works with Android as well. The Gamesir Galileo is fully both Android/iOS compatible. The new G8+ which is Bluetooth 5.3 and does have rumble for the limited games that support it (almost no mobile game does). What do you consider 'accessible'? Because I thought your controller was 'accessible' too and purchased both that and an Abxylute handheld. The controller honestly feels cheaper than almost ANY other controller I own. It weighs less than a XBOX standard controller with no batteries and I'm afraid I'm going to break it using it. Also the polling rate on it is abysmal, it has double the latency of almost all controllers and Bluetooth on it consistently disconnects. (also got no where near the advertised 18 hours of playtime; IF I use 2.4GHz dongle I can get MAYBE 6 hours worth and it drains even when turned off). I purchased your Abxylute handheld the first day it was available and at 90 days it died on me. Reached out to Amazon support and they told me there was nothing they could do. Reached out to your support and was told that because it was sold on Amazon; it did not come with a warranty. So basically I lit $230 on fire and just burnt it up. Since I couldn't get it fixed, I tore the console apart myself and found that the HVPD hot circuit basically fried. Couldn't source a replacement so I threw it away. I really want to think this time will be different. I really do like your company and have since the start of your IGG campaign. I purchased a handheld off of that for a birthday present for one of the kid's I treat and it is still going strong amazingly enough (though has said his battery is failing now). I really do like your company despite it looks like i just took a dump all over you.

Not fast enough to do two things at once. That's why it always asks to close the open app when you want to open another app...

@@SuperShowDowns you are a perfect example of the types of people who remote play, just a complete lack of understanding in how technology works

​@@Bingus9900Mate please lol , I have a Rog ally, ps portal, series X, ps5, omen gaming laptop, and the g cloud and all suit my needs. You seem to get triggered rather easily.

There is remote play via the internet and there is remote play via your local network. Those things are extremely different.

@@DATApush3r either way they both give u extra latency, that’s how physics work. U have much more time for the signal to reach your device than with a wired connection/just playing it on ur console. If you’re playing anything that requires quick reactions it will be noticeable. And like i said why would you want to play on a lower resolution anyways? The only excuse to remote play onto a higher resolution screen would be “i’m lazy and i don’t want to move my console” so i assume most people use it on their phones, which at that point just go play it on your console that is already on

bro ill give you 200 dollars to ship to saudi arabia