This is the new PlayStation controller for iPhone with which you can play games comfortably on mobile devices.

Dubbed Backbone One – PS Edition, available for purchase now, it also works with games from the App Store.

PlayStation was surrounded by rumors due to some information talking about the presentation of a new Pro controller for PS5. Currently, this console remains connected Dual Sense and third-party devices to play its games, but the company wanted to leverage its experience in controller manufacturing so that iPhone users could enjoy PlayStation installments.

And as you can see in the trailer, the company has just announced it. Spine One – PlayStation Edition. A control that connects to iPhone brand mobile phones and allows us to comfortably play the adventures of the Japanese house via PS Remote Play technology. According to PlayStation’s statement, the device can now be purchased from an official website for 1.25 TL. $99.99.

As expected, the Backbone One’s design smokes directly from what is seen, with the PS5 and accessories displayed in white and transparent buttons. The control, which places its joysticks in an asymmetrical position, can also be used to play mobile games from the App Store. Connection with Pulse 3D headphones and when plugged into an iPhone, no charging required.

Finally, players can download the Backbone app for a personalized PlayStation experience. “You’ll see various PlayStation integrations in the app, such as special symbols representing iconic PlayStation Shapes and the ability to browse hundreds of game titles.”

If we look at the PlayStation patents, this news does not surprise us, because in November 2021 it registered the idea of ​​​​producing a controller suitable for mobile devices. In addition, it should be noted that the Japanese hardware manufacturer has already shown its intention to bet heavily on the smartphone market in the statements and predicts that by 2025 half of its launches will be on PCs and mobile phones.

On the other hand, there is another control in the signature Blackbone One with a crosshead and buttons more faithful to those seen in Microsoft controls for Xbox. The latter is also compatible with Android smartphones.