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All these apps work amazingly on DeX. Galaxy s10e 8GB SD855 runs it amazingly, k/m controls are perfect.

I'll see what I can get working on mine and try to report back. I have a pi 4 with 8GB, I forget the clock speeds. I'll see what it can do and try to report back.

Please don't throw away repairable electronics. I'm bowing out of this thread now for I have grown quite weary.

I just replace it, like any battery. I've had to replace multiple sets of triggers and batteries in my controllers over the years. Just need a small set of screw drivers and some patience, the battery isn't even glued in on ps4 like it is on the 8bitdo or switch joycons, and you can get bigger batteries for cheap. The xbox controller is built like a beast and the only issues I've had is since they increased the sensitivity of the sticks over the 360 they tend to drift faster. I destroyed 2 dualshocks before I got my current one, and fell in love with the xbone controllers ergonomics so much I bought one without even owning the system, lol. Now I constantly swap the controllers I have depending on what I'm playing. I love the xbox controller for Delta, but it sucks for most 2d games where analog isn't needed. In that case I grab the dualshock with the higher dpad that is more comfortable. Currently my 8bitdo is my Switch gamepad. I haven't had a good connection with my phone without a cable, but works flawlessly on Switch, and is truly a great controller. I'm spoiled and have all 3 and love each of them for different reasons and have no real issue recommending any of them. I'm heavily into emulation as well so it's good to have controllers for each system. Hopefully with Android 11 the dualshock and Switch compatible controllers will get remote gyro functionality, which will give them the edge over anything else. 8bitdo on Switch is amazing for this as I play all the Dooms on that as well, gyro is underrated. Now we just need more developers adding controller support to their games (stares at Genshin Impact angrily).

I love my xbox controller but with my travel kit I already have a usb battery backup. Other controllers you don't have to worry about buying a separate battery pack or anything else, just the controller. It's a big issue for portability and cost, since ps4 and xbox gamepads are the same price, but out of the box you can recharge the dualshock, not the xbox one controller. I actually just got the MOGA power A clip that was xbox licensed. Works great to keep it balanced over the gamepad and not fatigue my wrists. It's made out of durable plastic and hasn't caused me any issues so far.

I've used Xbox One, PS4, MOGA Pro, Keyboard and mouse and an 8bitdo sn30 for a huge amount of gaming on my phone. Here's how I would rate them. Xbox controller uses AA's and is by far the most comfortable for Delta and Quad. The dpad is serviceable but crampy for heavy use in games that analog is not preferred (dead cells). It's also the most compatible as of Android 9, most apps even have button prompts for an xbox controller. The PS4 is great for the addition of the touchpad and better dpad. The stiffer sticks lead to hand strain faster, and the triggers set at an angle that leads to trigger finger. The touchpad makes it so easy for navigating the menus from the couch though and the dpad is much better for longer use. Hopefully they support more features with newer Android versions, but there's still some issues with Android 9 and lag, so I'd say get this if you have 10. 8bitdo SN30Pro, I was so excited for this controller but performance is intermittent. If you get a good one it's great! You can use it corded, it's small, it has a ton of compatibility. Dpad is excellent, but clicky, and same goes for the buttons. The sticks have an ok placement but get close together like the old dualshock 3 sticks, my thumbs touch. MOGA Pro, this is an old HID compatible controller with issues with diagonals and axis lock. Not recommended. I've tested all these with gamepad tester on Android and as far as analog sticks go the xbox has the most accurate PS4 second and 8bitdo last. Funny thing is all my ps4 controllers seemed to have a smaller outer deadzone setting by default, making them seem slower. Hope this helps.

Hello fellow Doomers! I was just wondering if there is anyone like myself that almost exclusively plays Doom through Delta Touch on Android? My goal is to get the Delta Touch Wiki updated as well as pool user experiences for any tips and tricks with the different source ports included in the app. And I want to keep it very user friendly, this app is a great way to introduce newcomers to the world of Doom modding, without overwhelming them with different UI's and stuff. I would also like to get a spot where we can share our settings to get better performance on a per mod/wad basis. Took way to long for me to realize that I should try every version of gzdoom before I give up on that wad because of a low framerate. (Thanks to an ancient unrelated zdoom forum post! :P) I currently have 3 devices that run Delta, a pixel 2, Galaxy S7 and Acer r11 chromebook. I just wanted to reach out to other Android only Doomers. ** As of 9-27-19 I have finally caved and purchased a new device! **. I am now the proud owner of a brand new Samsung Galaxy S10e! I currently am setting up my new device for work, but I do have plans for Delta Touch, I even have a DeX compatible USB hub coming today to test out as well, I can't wait!