chris_lo a écrit :



je pige pas bien, les jeux actuellement dispo sous Google Play Store sont compatibles avec des contrôles “classiques” ?



parce que s’il faut développer des jeux spécifiques à cette console, ça vaut moins le coup.





Android supporte les Joysticks et gamepads par défaut.



Depuis Android 3.1:



For mouse and trackball input, the platform supports two new motion event actions: scroll (horizontal or vertical) such as from a scrollwheel; and hover, which reports the location of the mouse when no buttons are pressed. Applications can handle these events in any way needed.



For joysticks and gamepads, the platform provides a large number of motion axes that applications can use from a given input source, such as X, Y, Hat X, Hat Y, rotation, throttle, pressure, size, touch, tool, orientation, and others. Developers can also define custom axes if needed, to capture motion in additional ways. The platform provides motion events to applications as a batch, and applications can query the details of the movements included in the batch, for more efficient and precise handling of events.



Applications can query for the list of connected input devices and the motion ranges (axes) supported by each device. Applications can also handle multiple input and motion events from a single input device. For example, an application can use mouse and joystick and mouse event sources from a single input device.





Après le problème est que tous les jeux ne tirent pas partie de toutes ces APIs. Certains mappings par défaut existent, qui permettent un support facile pour la plupart des appareils ayant un contrôleur quelconque mais c’est limité aux 4 directions.