Playing on the AppleTV was the reason for buying the controller in the first place (and nothing beats lying down in a supine position on the couch with a soft drink within reach…). However, playing with a dedicated game controller on an iPad just seemed a little silly so I moved on and downloaded a few game titles made for the AppleTV. Movements can be done using the D-pad, while fire and jumping are with the colored buttons. I started off by playing Giana Sisters on my iPad as the game supports the controller. The lights also flashes when the battery is low and they light up when being charged. The top of the controller holds a large menu button and four LEDs for identifying what number the controller has been assigned if you have multiple controllers. The internal rechargeable battery is supposed to last 40+ hours before being recharged and the pressure sensitive buttons should give very precise control. Mad Catz C.T.R.L.i, Steelseries Stratus series, Hori Horipad etc.) but I opted for this one as it is recommended by Apple and I like the looks of it. It has two analog sticks, a D-pad, four colored buttons (A, B, X, Y), 4 pressure sensitive triggers on the front and a large Menu button (for navigation) on the top side of the controller. generation) and the reason why I bought it in the first place. I had already tried a few games with the new Siri Remote control that came with my AppleTV and it is just horrible for semi serious gaming (or maybe my hands are just too big to feel comfortable using it…). The Steelseries Nimbus wireless controller was released alongside the new AppleTV (4.