It’s only March! There is still time for another company to top this. But for now, Japanese peripheral maker Hori has the honour or making this year’s best-looking mecha game controller. Sorry, controllers.
Earlier this week, Hori teased that it had a meeting at Sega. Fans hoped that this meant the company was working on dedicated sticks for mecha game Border Break.
弊社の開発部隊が打ち合わせでSEGAさんに行ってきたようです
一体何が始まるんでしょうか… pic.twitter.com/wrjFcabz72— HORI /ゲーム周辺機器のホリ (@HORI__OFFICIAL) March 15, 2018
Originally released in 2009, the arcade game is slated to get a PS4 release this year.
HORIさん、
よろしくお願い致します!@HORI__OFFICIAL#BBPS4 pic.twitter.com/TPcMDPjVad— 青木盛治@4/14セガフェス出展 (@aokyseizy) March 15, 2018
「ハルピコ!ボダP青木さんのがっつリークSP!」をご視聴いただき、ありがとうございました!
フィオナとして出会ってからずっと仲良くしてくださる青木さんとニュル♡
こんな大事なことをハルピコで披露してくれるなんて感謝感激だわ!
セガフェスめっちゃ楽しみよ!#ハルピコ #BBPS4 #sega_bbac pic.twitter.com/4Ry9helIXM— 七緒はるひ (@nanaoharuhi) March 15, 2018
It needs these.
No word yet about a release date in Japan — or elsewhere.
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5 responses to “So Far, The Best-Looking Mecha Game Controllers Of 2018”
Nope, still hoping someone would product a left version of Thrustmasters HOTAS cougar or warthog. With a set of peddles that allow both feet to move forward and backward, then we have a Mechwarrior setup!
Thrustmasters new modular line allows for dual ambidextrous joysticks and pedals. Its a cheaper feel than the high end HOTAS setup, but you can build a mech setup with these fairly easily.
Dang PS4 only mech game and controller 🙁
Hot damn, combine these with a good game and the VR headset and I might actually get a PSVR
Just looks like a pretty simplistic joystick to me…