The streaming giant has unexpectedly published the Netflix Game Controller to the iPhone App Store without any heads-up or an official launch announcement.

As anticipated, controller support was extended to the Apple TV when its App Store launched in 2015. Initially, it looked as though Apple would allow game developers to require a controller.

These are game controllers manufactured under the Made-for-iPhone program, like the SteelSeries Nimbus game controller. App Store games have to explicitly support game controllers, so they don’t ...

With a recent app launch, though, that may soon change. A new app launched today on the Apple App Store, titled Netflix Game Controller.

Sick of the funky touch controls in your favorite mobile games? This guide shows you how to connect popular game controllers to an iPhone, iPad, and Apple TV.

Netflix has launched a game controller app on the App Store for iOS devices, suggesting its plans for a cloud gaming service may be taking shape.

As uneven as Apple’s recent and long-term history with gaming has been, though, it’s clear that the company understands that games are a lucrative part of the App Store as it continues to introduce ...

It looks like a Netflix Games on TV beta is imminent after a Netflix Game Controller app just appeared on the iOS App Store.

That app has now launched but without any games on TVs. The app was first discovered by 9to5Mac, which notes the N-Controller app for Netflix games is basically useless at present.

Note: Games that do not list controller support for iPhone or iPad in the App Store, but still seem to be fully playable with controllers on those devices, are marked with an asterisk.

iOS 13 includes new game controller support for Xbox One and PS4 controllers. You’ll be able to use these familiar controllers with an iPhone, iPad, or Apple TV once Apple’s update is ...