The Backbone One PlayStation Edition controller finally hits the Android queue.

First Spine It is a great popular accessory. It brings a controller-like experience to your iPhone or Android device, so successful that the publisher teamed up with Sony last year to create the PlayStation Edition. The original PlayStation controller with a matching white finish. The PlayStation Edition used to be exclusive to the iPhone. Backbone and Sony have teamed up once again to bring the PlayStation Edition version to Android devices.

To kick off the Backbone One review, the PlayStation Edition is an accessory designed in collaboration with Sony that comes closest to what you’ll get from the DualSense controller experience on-the-go. Sony says it will be detected as a DualSense controller within the app. Its own PS Remote Play app means you’ll be able to play your incredible PS4 or PS5 game catalog. With a shape that feels very similar to the standard DualSense controller, regardless of whether you have an iPhone or an Android device, although you don’t need this controller to play your games exclusively through PS Remote Play, with other game controls it will. work similarly It’s just that there’s no special controller detection.

Of course, you won’t just be tied to PS Remote Play. The Backbone One will also be compatible with other game streaming apps, including Xbox Game Pass, Nvidia GeForce Now, and Microsoft Luna. Games that support standard hardware controllers, such as Call of Duty: Mobile Backbone One PlayStation Edition for Android, will be available from today for $99, which if it’s the Thai price, should be 4,290-4,590 baht.