It will be connected to the smartphone via USB, boasting 8 push buttons alongside a PSP joystick. An ATmega8A will function as the brains of the controller, helping it “talk” to the handset as a USB keyboard. This configuration makes it a snap to perform custom button mapping on a per-game basis, or at least that is what he claims.
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