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| Apple promises to improve iPad games |
Apple has significantly improved support for games on iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and tvOS. The biggest innovation is support for resetting control buttons, touch feedback, vibrations and gestures as well as the keyboard in iPad and iPad games.
Game developers and players have always questioned support for haptic feedback and vibration. This feel will be available later this year so developers can plan in-game reviews so players can feel a few things. , Such as bullets or explosive balls.
Apple also plans to support some joysticks by capturing motion, such as: for example, the Sony DualShock 4 joystick, which supports the light bar, for example, so that Apple developers can change the color of the light on the joystick when a health indicator drops The player.
In addition to support for touchpad buttons, the Touchpad interface (DualShock 4) also provides game developers with the ability to track with two fingers.
Apple added support for the Xbox Elite Series 2 wireless controller in future updates for iOS 14, iPadOS 14, and tvOS, including support for four control buttons and even a reset button.
With Apple's new features, all buttons around the world can be reset to keep you happy, and you can also customize buttons for any app or game.
These new features are a major improvement in the use of video games on Apple devices with a portable joystick. However, the company also provides the ability to play games on iPad using the keyboard and mouse (instead of the handheld joystick or touch screen).
You can currently try using an iPad gaming keyboard, but you can't press more than one key at a time. Since support is still poor and mouse support for existing iPad games usually requires additional steps and this support seems unusual, Apple game developers have made it better.
Apple should also allow game developers to disable cursor system gestures such as (Dock) or (Control Center) so that games can take full advantage of the full screen gameplay.
In addition to all these improvements, Apple has also fixed the Game Center user interface. The updated design includes a new control panel with a transparent layer over the game to support horizontal and vertical alignment.
The iPhone manufacturer has redesigned the "Game Center Achievement" area and made the full application of iOS, iPadOS, tvOS and macOS devices more homogenous.
These additions show that Apple spent a lot of time improving games on the iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.
Due to the massive improvements in the OS, it's surprising that Apple has yet to release its joystick, which like AirPods can easily switch between iPhone, iPad and Mac.