CES 2013 has something on offer for everyone, including mobile gamers. PowerA announced its latest console-style MOGA Pro Controller, which is a full-featured mobile game controller that transforms your Android device into a mobile gaming system.

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The original MOGA pocket controller for Android was designed to provide gamers with a better control over the games on their Android devices. At the CES 2013 tech fest, PowerA launched the latest MOGA Pro Controller that will give even better control options to gamers.

"The response to our MOGA pocket-sized controller from Android gamers has been fantastic, and we're now excited to give mobile gamers true, console-style control with MOGA Pro. Now more than ever, mobile gamers will feel at home with a traditional controller while playing the huge variety of games available on the MOGA Mobile Gaming System," said Eric Bensussen, President of PowerA.

The MOGA Pro includes a full-sized console-style grip, precision dual analog sticks, four action buttons, a classic directional pad, two shoulder buttons, two shoulder triggers, rechargeable batteries, USB charging cord, and a tablet stand. The MOGA Pro also has full support for the MOGA Mobile Gaming System, including wireless Bluetooth synching with Android phones and tablets. PowerA is also offering a tablet stand for larger devices that wouldn't fit in the controller's smartphone clamp.

PowerA plans to release the MOGA Pro in Spring this year. The company did not reveal the price of the MOGA Pro but with the original MOGA tagged at $49.99, gamers can expect the MOGA Pro to be a bit more expensive.

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