So Far, The Best-Looking Mecha Game Controllers Of 2018

So Far, The Best-Looking Mecha Game Controllers Of 2018

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.

Image: Hori, aokyseizy

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.

Originally released in 2009, the arcade game is slated to get a PS4 release this year.

It needs these.

No word yet about a release date in Japan — or elsewhere.


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