MOGA To Introduce Its Latest Game-Changing Controller Series At E3

MOGA is boasting that it is going to unveil a device that will change the face of mobile gaming. With what they are calling “The new standard for mobile gaming controllers”, MOGA is hoping to get some hype behind their product before E3 next week.

Available this fall, this new product will introduce what they call MOGA Boost technology, allowing the controller to actually charge your phone as you play.

“With this next generation of MOGA mobile game controllers, MOGA firmly establishes itself as the leader in the industry,” said Eric Bensussen, President and Co-Founder of PowerA. “Defining innovation and leadership, the MOGA System is always evolving to complement and align with key trends. With our world-class hardware, an extremely easy to use SDK and top retailer distribution, MOGA continues to attract world-class developers and publishers to our platform. When addressing the real needs of mobile gamers, nothing else comes close to MOGA.”

Both controllers in the Power Series MOGA line look to entice players with more ergonomic designs and cross-platform compatibility.

If you’re a major fan of series mobile gaming, then MOGA looks to be leading this industry into the future. My only question is how many people that label applies to. I may not know anyone that games seriously enough on their phone to warrant a sizable controller attachment, but if you do, all the more power to you.

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