It’s not news that you can get a plastic gun to play a video game where you get to shoot other human beings. It is news that you can get gun controllers that exist with the blessing of the U.S. Army.
From CTA Digital, the Brooklyn idea factory known for bowling ball Wii peripherals and other strangely useful oddities, comes this is a handy carrying case for a full Xbox 360 — with Kinect. It doesn’t make packing up any easier but it does make transportation a little more convenient.
Yes, a bowling ball for your PS3. Take that, dude.
Alright, maggots, here is how you inspect, assemble and clean your Move-compatible Assault Rifle Controller, from CTA Digital. It’s $US59.99 and Amazon says it’s due early next year.
The people at CTA Digital keep making wacky video game peripherals that keep us laughing. Because the PlayStation Move doesn’t look distinct enough on its own, what if it was part of a steering wheel?
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Your PS3 controller is shaped like a big plastic moustache. Ours is shaped like a machine gun. This is a $US65 PS3 Assault Rifle Controller (not a light gun!). From CTA Digital: the people behind the Wii bowling ball.
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The brothers Markowitz at CTA Digital let Totilo inside their Wonkaland of Wii peripherals last November and promised they were working on some peripherals core gamers wouldn’t be embarrassed to use. Does a Wii Fit rowing machine attachment qualify?
Oh God, it’s so terrifying.