Gamevice
Gamevice: Transforming tablets into ultimate portable gaming machines with specialized peripherals.
Founded
2008Gamevice: Transforming tablets into ultimate portable gaming machines with specialized peripherals.
Gamevice, Inc., founded in Simi Valley, California, specializes in transforming tablets into ultimate portable gaming machines through innovative peripherals. Originally known as Wikipad, Inc., the company launched with the Wikipad, an Android tablet designed for mobile gaming with a detachable controller. Gamevice has since shifted its focus to peripheral-only products, offering a range of controllers compatible with iPhone, Android, and iPad devices. Their core mission is to enhance mobile gaming experiences by providing high-quality, ergonomic gaming controllers that cater to both casual and hardcore gamers.
Notable affiliated people include the original creators of the Razer Kishi, a widely acclaimed mobile gaming controller. Gamevice has garnered attention for its Gamevice Flex, praised as a definitive mobile and cloud gaming controller. The company's products have been recognized for their ergonomic design and advanced features like full-size thumbsticks and analog triggers. Gamevice's impact on the mobile gaming market is significant, providing gamers with console-like experiences on their portable devices and setting new standards for mobile gaming peripherals.
Companies similar to Gamevice include Backbone, Iron Will Innovations, Joystickers and Brass Monkey.
Gamevice was founded in 2008.
Gamevice's headquarters is located in Simi Valley, CA, US.
Gamevice's most recent funding round was for $12.5M (USD) in May 2017.
As of May 31, 2017, Gamevice has disclosed funding of $12.5M (USD). Undisclosed round amounts are excluded.
Gamevice has 75 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.
