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1. Saying Goodbye
   Jul 12, 2017 · original
   Hello everybody, It has been a while since I last posted. For good reason, I assure you. I’ve been working on some great things for the future. But first, I have to get some unhappiness out of the way. I’m closing down AfterPad. For greener pastures, I hope. But still, saying goodbye is never easy. The Journey I started AfterPad with one main goal in mind: create the website I wanted to have, as a MFi controller owner. I wanted a place where every MFi controller compatible game was laid out cleanly, clearly, and completely. I figured others might want the same thing, so I built it. I also wanted a place for news, reviews, and discussion of MFi controller content. There isn’t much out there in the way of editorial content for MFi controller fans. The big sites would mention controller support in passing, but they were focused on the mobile gaming audience at large. Again, I saw a place fo
2. AppStories 4 – App Discovery and Affiliate Programs with AfterPad’s Kevin MacLeod
   May 12, 2017 · original
   Federico Viticci and John Voorhees invited me to participate in the latest episode of the AppStories.net Podcast for an interview / discussion. We talk about the history of AfterPad, about the state of Apple gaming, and a about how sites like AfterPad can exist thanks to affiliate programs. This was my first-ever podcast appearance, and I think it turned out pretty well. One important detail: at the time this episode was recorded, Apple was planning to cut affiliate commissions from 7% to 2.5%. This would have a significant impact on my site, and many others. Apple seems to have changed their minds on this point, instead only cutting commissions on in-app purchases. You can give the episode a listen below, or subscribe to the podcast in Apple Podcasts , Overcast , or the player of your choice via RSS . The post AppStories 4 – App Discovery and Affiliate Programs with AfterPad’s Kevin Mac
3. The History of the D-pad
   May 2, 2017 · original
   This is a fascinating YouTube video from Gaming Historian about the history of the d-pad. Considering how long the d-pad has existed, you’d think most MFi controller makers would do a better job of it. The post The History of the D-pad appeared first on AfterPad .
4. The Next Generation Gamevice is Now Available
   Jan 24, 2017 · original
   Over the past year, Gamevice has been quietly working on revising their line of iPhone and iPad controllers. Today, they announced the fruits of their labor: the Gamevice line has been replaced with new, second-generation products. There's a whole new iPhone Gamevice The most significant upgrade is for the iPhone Gamevice – a product that had serious design problems in its original form. I’ve been using the new iPhone Gamevice for the past week, and while I haven’t had enough time yet to write a full review, I can already say that most of my problems with the previous model have been addressed: The sharp, plastic, convex analog sticks have been replaced with textured, rubberized, concave sticks. This makes them feel much closer to those of an Xbox One controller or full-sized iPad Gamevice. The Micro USB charging port has been replaced with a female Lightning port. No more carrying aroun
5. Gamevice for iPad Pro – the AfterPad Review
   Jan 4, 2017 · original
   Overview The iPad Gamevice has long been my favorite MFi controller. Ever since I used an early prototype of the iPad Mini model, I’ve been convinced that the Gamevice is the best way to play iOS games. If you’ve seen my review of the smaller Gamevice , you know the general gist of what I’m going to say here. I love the form-factor, the build quality is excellent, and the price – while high – is reasonable for the quality of the product. The question with this larger device is simple: does the Gamevice form-factor still work on a big-screen iPad? Unlike its predecessors, the 12.9-inch iPad is large enough to be comfortably used on a table, like a small TV, and controlled with a wireless Bluetooth controller. Some gamers might prefer this, but I’m not one of them. To me, this play style fails to take advantage of what the iPad has to offer as a gaming device – it turns the iPad into a (ra
6. Classic iOS RPG ‘Oceanhorn’ Updated with iPhone 7 Optimizations
   Nov 25, 2016 · original
   Fresh off the back of a successful console port, the original iOS version of Oceanhorn was just updated to take full advantage of the latest iPhone 7 hardware. In addition to new graphic effects, this latest update adds a “Power Boost” toggle, which allows you potentially get enhanced performance at a cost of battery life. As someone who never runs into battery trouble, I wish all games had this – give me maximum performance any day! Oceanhorn has always been a top-tier iOS game, and the developers have consistently updated and improved it to take advantage of the latest iOS technologies. Except, oddly enough, for 12.9-inch iPad Pro resolution support. Maybe someday. If you’re an RPG fan who somehow failed to download Oceanhorn before now, well, there’s no time like the present to experience one of the best RPGs on the iOS platform. Download Oceanhorn The post Classic iOS RPG ‘Oceanhorn’
7. Rayman, Limbo, Geometry Wars, and More On Sale for the Holidays
   Nov 24, 2016 · original
   In what is quickly becoming a Thanksgiving tradition, a bunch of iOS games are currently on-sale at significant discounts. Even if you don’t celebrate Thanksgiving, everybody likes cheap games! I’ll be updating this list as more games are discounted. There are already some good choices – Geometry Wars 3 and Limbo are essential games – and there are likely many more to come. Atomic Super Lander Badland Blazing Souls Accelate Decluster Zero Eisehorn XENOS Geometry Wars 3 Final Fantasy V Gunslugs 2 Heroes of Loot Heroes of Loot 2 Knock-Knock Game Limbo Necropolys Encounter Pinball Breaker Forever Rayman Classic Riptide GP: Renegade Samurai II: Vengance Space Grunts Sproggiwood Thomas Was Alone The post Rayman, Limbo, Geometry Wars, and More On Sale for the Holidays appeared first on AfterPad .
8. Gamevice for 12.9-inch iPad Pro Available Now
   Oct 31, 2016 · original
   The Gamevice is finally available for the 12.9-inch iPad Pro – barely squeezing in under the wire for its promised October release date! I’ve actually been using a prototype of this product for the past several months, and I can say this: unless they dropped the ball in a critical way with the final product, this should easily be the best Gamevice yet. Two of the bigger issues with previous models have been solved: the Micro USB input has been replaced with a Lightning input jack, and the questionable-quality headphone jack has been removed entirely (it isn’t necessary since the iPad Pro’s headphone jack isn’t obscured by the Gamevice). Gamevice makes the iPad Pro even more amazing for gaming For me, the only question mark is the analog sticks. I’ve had many conversation with people from Gamevice after the questionable analog sticks in the 9.7-inch iPad Model , and I know that significan
9. The MFi Guy Reviews ‘Dan the Man’
   Oct 26, 2016 · original
   Great review of a great game , from The MFi Guy . The MFi Guy is new on the scene , but definitely looks like someone who folks interested in MFi gaming should keep an eye on. Download: Dan The Man The post The MFi Guy Reviews ‘Dan the Man’ appeared first on AfterPad .
10. Review: The Brydge 12.9 iPad Pro Keyboard
    Oct 10, 2016 · original
    This is the first in a series of articles I’ve been working on: reviews of iPad Pro keyboards! Those of you who’ve been reading me for a long time might know that I’m a full convert to the so-called “post-PC world”. I do the vast majority of my writing and coding for AfterPad on my 12.9-inch iPad Pro, only returning to the Mac for particularly tricky web layout problems or photo editing. Part of the reason the 12.9-inch iPad Pro is such a great computer is that unlike most laptops, it doesn’t come bolted to a terrible keyboard. The iPad can work with any style of keyboard you want, in any form-factor you want. Much of the time I’m using my iPad Pro, it’s with a mechanical keyboard . But when I’m on the go, or working while sitting on a couch or lying in bed, a keyboard-case is necessary. I decided to put every available option I could find to the test, and try to narrow down a recommenda

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