Quake 3 Played On Motorola Droid With Zeemote Bluetooth Controller

on 05/13/2010 11:09 PDT

If you’ve been in touch with the news, you’ll probably know that the Zeemote Bluetooth Game Controller is able to play well with the Android SDK as well as Quake 3 being able to run on Google’s Android OS. So what happens when you put things together? Well, you get an Android-powered phone playing Quake 3, controlled by a Zeemote. Pretty cool. Check out a video of this setup after the jump. Will this make Android devices challenge Apple’s iPhone in the gaming industry?

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