 The ArcMIDI R2 by Fractal Design features massive airflow and highly flexible liquid cooling support. Click now to learn more. So we're here with a bit of an impromptu video. I'm here with the inventor of the... Whatever. You can be like Steve Jobs, you invented it. I just take credit for someone else's work. Yeah, pretty much. Anyways, I saw a demonstration, someone strapped a phone to an Xbox controller and then was able to wirelessly connect the Xbox controller to his computer and use a program called Splashtop to stream his monitor to his phone. So he could basically make a ghetto shield. So here's what we got going on right here. There's some Counter-Strike being played on a computer downstairs. This is being streamed wirelessly on a Galaxy S3. Looks pretty good. 800 by 600, right? 800 by 600 on the desktop. It looks very crisp here though. So what we were thinking is we're going to take it a little bit further than the demonstration that I saw and we're going to do a wired version so you can have your controller plugged directly into your phone and play Android games that way. A wireless version so you can have your controller connected wirelessly to your computer and play desktop games that way. And we were thinking about throwing a SNES controller in there for some awesomeness as well. So basically by the time we invest in a couple of Xbox controllers and... An OTG cable and free software, you can basically make a ghetto shield for under 100 bucks. You might be able to pull that down a bit, just estimated. Now it doesn't have the battery life benefit of shield. Doesn't have necessarily the all-in-one convenience of shield. No, and you have some black bars on the side and there's yada, yada, yada, yada, yada, but you're saving a bunch of money and it's kind of fun. And it has data. And it has data. So we're thinking, guys, we're going to bring you sort of the ghetto shield sometime in the next little bit here, but we're thinking something like a cell phone case so that you can actually snap your phone into the piece that sits mounted to the controller. So you'd have like two dedicated controllers, a wireless and a wired one, and then your phone which can just go in and out as much as you want. And we've got a bunch of plans, but we don't know exactly what's going to work yet, but we know that we can make a wireless and wired version already. So we're going to go with that for now. Wish us luck. And as always, guys, don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos. And this video is brought to you from whatever we end up keying into the background. Where are we? In dust. Yes, in dust.