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The LG Versa game controller is a great accessory, but as I discovered last week, too few games support this cool mobile game pad. Fortunately, Verizon intends to ramp up the numbers soon, they told me over the weekend.


At least 20 games will begin to support the game pad within the next month, Verizon Wireless told me. That includes well-known titles like Solitaire, Scrabble, Zuma, Block Breaker Deluxe 2, and Tiger Woods '09.


Verizon's list is still thin on action games, the kinds of games you'd think would be most appropriate for the game pad - I'd like to see more shooters and platformers on the list, for instance. But it's a start. Hopefully the game pad API is easy enough for game developers to include going forward.

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