Judging by our stats, over 32 per cent of you use Chrome to read Giz UK — which means a good percentage of you should be interested in the news that Chrome will soon have plug-and-play gamepad support added. It’ll work on any computer (or Chromebook) running the Chrome browser, and according to Google, will be a seamless experience.
That means in theory you should be able to plug in a joystick or gamepad and start controlling the browser straight away, without having to install software. Alongside gamepads, webcams and microphones will have similar plug-and-play support, which will open up the door for some nice HTML5 web apps fun.
The update is expected to land early next year, according to Google’s Paul Kinlan, who made the announcement at the Develop conference in Liverpool yesterday. [Hexus]













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You can already plug a PS3 pad into a mac to play games.
I’d like to control my Chrome browser from my phone, with multitouch functionality!
Now we’re talking!
Hmm, if it leads to a smoother UI for general use then why the hell not (not that chrome has a bad UI to begin with).
It’s being a great news that i can play games by chrome!! i already played angry birds in Google chrome and now i am waiting to play a realistic game using Game pad
check out plants vs zombies on the chrome web store, you can easily waste a couple of hours there no problem
Finally playing on of those browser platform games won’t suck.