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Moby: Going back in time with a smartphone game controller

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Thiago Viana introduces Moby, a unique and exciting technology that connects to the gaming DNA while being incredibly small, easy to use, and visually entertaining.

Brazilian industrial designer Thiago Viana’s “Moby” brilliantly bridges the gap between the mobile gaming experience and the reminiscence of the Game Boy archetype. It’s a fascinating device that is highly innovative and visually appealing while maintaining a strong connection to the gaming DNA.

“For me, design is a seamless fusion of empathy and creativity, two qualities I aim to bring everywhere I go.”

“I’m passionate about what I do, I’m always looking for fresh, exciting challenges, and I firmly believe that design has the power to positively impact both the world and its inhabitants,” says Viana.

Moreover, he effectively designed Moby, an outstanding smartphone game controller, as a side project to enter the gaming market.

This eclectic product is minimalist, tiny, and flat so you can carry it fuss-free, without taking up too much space. It’s available in a color palette of three eye-catching brilliant hues and a range of varied snap covers to customize.

The smiley symbol upon Moby’s squared shape with asymmetric parts for the face, generating an impression of motion and excitement! Its logo effortlessly represents spontaneity, fun, and playfulness. And Viana.

You may fix the exterior portion to the back of any smartphone to complete the controller’s flawless installation. After which Moby can be slid in and out as desired.

To play a greater variety of mobile games, you can disconnect it from the smartphone and use it in either a horizontal or vertical position.

 

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