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We've been using the FluffyPod to play games on iPads and iPhones since it was introduced two years ago. You can find the product at retailers like Best Buy, Apple, and GameStop, as well as online at Amazon. The latest FluffyPod, which I personally prefer, is currently on sale for $60 at GameStop. I love the idea behind the FluffyPod because it's an inexpensive, plug and play game console. Games are controlled using a multi-directional game pad that has five buttons on each side (think of it as the left and right sides of a regular game controller). You just have to plug the FluffyPod into your iOS device and then connect the game controller via Bluetooth.
I tried the previous iteration of the FluffyPod back when it first launched, but I didn't really like the controller for the games I tried. It was bulky, and I had a hard time playing single-player games because of this. The newest iteration has improved upon this, and I'm actually enjoying using it. The USB port on the back of the device has been greatly improved to be much easier to access, and I find that I don't have to take the time to disconnect the power from the device to plug the game pad in anymore.
I've had a lot of fun playing games with the FluffyPod, both because it's a great way to play games on a portable console while traveling, as well as a way to get a feel for what it's like to play games on a console. I've seen some cool games for the FluffyPod, and have played some of my favorites on it. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Tiny Tower, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, and more. I have a bunch of iOS games that have appeared on the FluffyPod that I've been playing, including:
I've been enjoying playing games on the FluffyPod as much as I enjoyed my old console. It's a quick way to play my favorite games without lugging around a larger console.Q:
What is an easy way to create a quick-to-make list?
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