First, let's discuss Racer, which you've undoubtedly heard of, even if you're only moderately interested in gaming. The hardware company was founded back in 1998 and since then has become widely known as one of the best in the business. Whether you're looking for gaming mice, keyboards, or monitors, Racer has multiple options available with stellar reputations. But, did you know that they also created numerous peripherals for mobile?
That's right! Over the last few years, Racer has created several accessories for iPhone and Android, including the critically acclaimed Racer controller, which is now new and improved with the arrival of the V2. But beyond that, they've also made cases, cooling pads, and more. Of course, here at Pocket Gamer, we're mostly interested in games, and that's what a lot of this section will focus on by providing you with best of lists from a variety of genres you can enjoy with a Racer and V2 controller.
Regardless of whether you play games through Apple Arcade, Google Play Pass or prefer to stick to the premium mobile market, there will be a list for you in the future. On top of that, we'll dip into ways you can bolster your mobile gaming experience, such as by investing in a cooler to prevent your device from overheating, or we'll sing the virtues of owning a good pair of headphones to make the most of a game with fantastic audio. Lastly, we want to make gaming a more accessible hobby, so we'll look to create articles that will explain some common terms that are often thrown around without definition.
Today, Razer has announced the launch of the Razer Kishi V2, a new and improved version of all the already excellent Razer Kishi controller. The latest edition boasts an array of improvements that will make gaming on the go an even more enjoyable experience, including the addition of a subscription-free app, Razer Nexus.
Despite the name, The Kishi V2 actually draws inspiration from another of the company's popular peripherals, the Razer Wolverine V2 controller. On it, you will find microswitch controls for a more tactile feel when gaming on your phone. It also introduces a Share button, allowing you to capture those clutch kills or hilarious moments with ease before sharing them with your friends and followers.
Naturally, Razer has also worked on the controller's ergonomics, including a comfortable grip that allows you to enjoy a gaming session of multiple hours without issue. The Kishi V2 also boasts a simplified bridge that offers greater stability than its predecessor. All of this comes with maximum compatibility with a range of handsets, including, but not limited to, the following.
The controller also possesses two multifunction buttons that can be tweaked to suit your needs in the brand new Razer Nexus App. With a click of a button on the Kishi V2, you can launch the app and quickly access all of your installed games. Beyond that, you can stream to Facebook or YouTube, discover other games that are compatible with the controller and tweak the Razer Kishi V2's settings.
Whichever type of content you decide to read, we hope you find it helpful and that it enhances your mobile gaming experience!
Despite the name, The Kishi V2 actually draws inspiration from another of the company's popular peripherals, the Razer Wolverine V2 controller. On it, you will find microswitch controls for a more tactile feel when gaming on your phone. It also introduces a Share button, allowing you to capture those clutch kills or hilarious moments with ease before sharing them with your friends and followers.
Naturally, Razer has also worked on the controller's ergonomics, including a
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