Apple may have two very different game controllers in the works
Apple already supports nearly every major game controller, but new evidence suggests that the company may want to add its own hardware to the mix. Game controllers with a MacBook Pro Apple may be looking to expand its ambitions beyond software and platform support. Newly discovered code references two unreleased controllers with notably different feature sets. The references appeared within code briefly included in macOS 26.7 , first spotted by pdfu, a MacRumors forum regular. The controllers in question are identified as "T6502" and "T1057". Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
What happened?
Apple already supports nearly every major game controller, but new evidence suggests that the company may want to add its own hardware to the mix. Game controllers with a MacBook Pro Apple may be looking to expand its ambitions beyond software and platform support. Newly discovered code references two unreleased controllers with notably different feature sets. The references appeared within code briefly included in macOS 26.7 , first spotted by pdfu, a MacRumors forum regular. The controllers in question are identified as "T6502" and "T1057". Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
Story details
Apple already supports nearly every major game controller, but new evidence suggests that the company may want to add its own hardware to the mix.
Game controllers with a MacBook Pro Apple may be looking to expand its ambitions beyond software and platform support.
Newly discovered code references two unreleased controllers with notably different feature sets.
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