GameDock lets you turn your iPhone in to a gaming console that works with classic Nintendo-style controllers and outputs to your television.
With the GameDock for iOS you can play classic games the way they were meant to be played: with two controllers and a TV. Just plug the dock into your TV like a video game console and your iOS device into the dock like a game cartridge. The GameDock is designed to be compatible with existing iCade games and for dock-ready games that include two-player support and full 1080p HDTV output.
GameDock is seeking funding on Kickstarter. A pledge of $150 will get you an early unit. The project has raised $10,902 towards its $50,000 goal and has 42 days left.
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Jojo - July 6, 2012 at 2:12pm
They should wait for the iphone launch so they can bundle a peripheral adapter for the current adapter on the system if you get what i mean. Like an adapter that goes on the old iphone dock thus converting it to the new one so you have two choices. I know i have a good business aspect =)!
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Mo berry - July 6, 2012 at 12:24am
Wouldnt be that hard to have removable connectors to accomodate both old/new if apple does change connectors
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Chael - July 5, 2012 at 10:38pm
Its true there are so many people waiting for the next iPhone , and assuming that it really will have a different type of connector that could crash your whole idea to the ground , fuck that lets think on what it's coming now
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thejett - July 5, 2012 at 9:47pm
Okay in theory, but what about games? Do I have to own all the ancient cartridges to play the ROMS? The licensing is going to destroy your investment.
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Andrew - July 5, 2012 at 8:58pm
Yep, let's buy the latest tech and hook it up to something that looks like it was built thirty years ago....I don't think so.
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Scr3wed - July 5, 2012 at 4:57pm
Great idea!
But what about the new dock connector coming out in 3 months?