If your clunky laptop keyboard isn’t quite delivering the gaming experience you’re looking for, plug in the GoPad. This remarkable folding gizmo is small enough to carry in your pocket, but with a satisfying click, transforms into a fully functional USB gaming pad.
Tiny clamshell design!
The compact design features a two-axis directional-pad, four action buttons, four shoulder buttons and turbo on/off buttons to take full control of those pesky pixels. While the GoPad is both MAC and PC compatible, PC users will also find 80’s arcade classic Asteroids bundled into the bargain. Ah, who needs graphics?
Packaging
Please Note:
GoPad is PC & Mac compatible, but the Asteroids game included is Windows only
Package Contents:
1x GoPad Game Controller
PC Game CD-ROM
Retractable USB Cable
GoPad System Requirements:
Wndows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7
Or Mac OSX 10.4+
1x free USB port
Asteroids® System Requirements:
Wndows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7
CPU 133 MHz Pentium processor or faster
16MB of RAM
50MB free hard disk space
CD-ROM drive
Windows-compatible sound card
Dimensions:
Measures approximately 5cm(H) x 4.3cm(W) x 2cm(D) while closed
Measures approximately 5cm(H) x 9.8cm(W) x 1cm(D) while open
Cable measures approximately 82.5cm when fully extended
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT ! Works with like every Indie Game I've got, ultimately portable, good cable with it, and I've been showing it off to mates and colleagues and theyre all wowed by it, It is Fantastic. All on MAC btw ! :D. Ryan, United Kingdom - 13th June 2012
Brilliant! When I first saw it I thought it was to small but once I had found a comfortable way to hold it I found it to be the perfect little game pad.
@Sam...
For games I would suggest emulators, this is perfect for the old mega-drive games and works well for the nes/snes. Remember though, it is only legal to have emulated copies of games if you own the original. Anthony O, Charlton - 15th June 2011
Excellent little controller. I couldn't believe how small the thing was! easily fits in my pocket. Have you got any game recommendations? Sam, Sheffield - 23rd April 2011
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