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Fortnite adds Bluetooth controller support on mobile

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Prasad 30 January 2019

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Epic Games has updated Fornite for mobile with support for Bluetooth controllers in their latest version 7.30 patch.

Both iOS and Android users can now use Bluetooth controllers from popular brands. On Android, you can use practically anything, including the SteelSeries Stratus XL, Gamevice, Xbox One X controller, Razer Raiju, and the Moto GamePad. On iOS, you will need a MFi or Made for iPhone certified controller, such as SteelSeries Nimbus and Gamevice.

Epic has also added support for 60fps mode on Android. However, currently it is only available on three devices, Samsung Galaxy Note9, Honor View 20 and Huawei Mate 20 X. Epic has partnered with Samsung and Huawei in the past so this timed exclusivity is not a surprise. However, the feature will be rolled out to other devices in the future.

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  • FaZe Tfue
  • qmb
  • 31 Jan 2019

Controller players connected to mobile will be transfered to Console servers.

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  • Leo
  • Cvh
  • 31 Jan 2019

No, Don't worry controller on mobile will go against controller servers not touch servers

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  • Aslipundit
  • KAC
  • 31 Jan 2019

How the hell is it 'cheating'? If you use a high quality gaming mouse and keyboard in a PC game, is that cheating? You will have an advantage, its not cheating. We need more games to support gamepads for Android gaming to become significant. ...

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