Dreamgear, LLC

Bensussen Deutsch & Associates, LLC

Electro Source, Inc.

Jason A Biheller

Treasure Lynae Hinds

Gregory Thomas Janky

Derek Angelo Silverio

Simon Chu

Christopher F Richards

Ulises Gonzalez

Chu Siu Kay

Kevin Ryding

Eric Bensussen

Sam Ho

An inductive charging device can take the form of a game controller that is communicably coupled to a mobile device having a power source and has a retracted configuration and an extended configuration. The game controller can include a first control portion having one or more game controller inputs, a second control portion have one or more game controller inputs, and a charging unit coupleable to the first control portion and the second control portion. The charging unit can have a region that is sized and shaped to receive the mobile device, and an inductive charging apparatus, the inductive charging apparatus can be operable to selectively inductively charge the power source of the mobile device when the mobile device is received in the region.

Controller with inductive charging and slideable portions

A controller can include a controller body having a cavity disposed in a back side of the controller body, a module member that is physically distinct and separate from the controller body removably coupleable to the controller body, the module member having a body sized and shaped to be received in the cavity, and at least one actuator that protrudes from a side of the member body.

Controllers with moveable actuators

Video game controller

Smartphone clamp for video game controller

Arcade game controller

Handle base for game controller

Rumble wheel game controller

Arcade gamepad controller

Wireless charging power base dual

Wireless charging power base quad

Wireless controller

A manual input video game controller to be used with various video game machines for the purpose of controlling a game displayed upon a video monitor. The manual input video controller would include a plurality of digital action buttons along with a separate combination button allowing various combination maneuvers to be programmed into the video game controller in real time. The use of this combination button along with one of the input controllers would allow a particular stored combination of maneuvers to be implemented, without the loss of function of any of the digital action buttons.

Input controller for a game system having a combination move feature

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Malibu, CA, United States of America

Jason A Biheller