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ThinkGeek has rolled out the iCADE 8-Bitty retro wireless gaming controller for iOS devices and Android tablets. The gadget features a classic D-Pad and 8 button controls including 4 face buttons, select, start, and two shoulder buttons. The iCADE 8-Bitty draws its power from a pair of AAA batteries (not included). If you are interested, you can buy this gaming controller for $24.99 each. [ThinkGeek]
Chinese gadget manufacturer Qanba will launch the Q2-PRO ‘Battle of Wits’ gaming controller. This ambidextrous arcade stick enables left and right-handed players a more comfortable solution to play video games. It is available in a PS3/PC, a 360/PC, or a PS3/360/PC model. The Qanba Q2-PRO ‘Battle of Wits’ will be released in March 2012. [Product Page]
The new Akai MPC Fly will turn your iPad 2 tablet into a full track producer. The controller works in conjuction with the the MPC App, which provides several effects such as delay and compression. This app also enables you to share music tracks on Facebook, Twitter and SoundCloud. What’s more, the Akai MPC Fly pad controller is compatible with virtually any Core MIDI app. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability so far. [Product Page]
The Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 is inspired by the interior of the F1 Ferrari 150° Italia. This ultimate gaming controller is compatible with both Windows-powered PC and the Sony PlayStation 3 console. The Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 features a rubber-textured grip, a life-size diameter and a reinforced scratch-brushed metal face. The wheel has two rotary encoder knobs, allowing you to adjust the car’s settings directly during a race. Other features include eight dual-detent (8 N pressure) push-buttons, three automatic centering 3-position metal switches (4.5 N pressure), and two 8-directional D-Pads. The Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 retails for $699.99. [Press Release]
Genius has announced the launch of the Wizard Stick. It is a wireless motion joystick that lets users to play motion games on their computers. The Wizard Stick wirelessly connects to the PC, allowing unprecedented control of games and applications just by moving the controller through the air. The Genius Wizard Stick comes with a CD loaded with SEGA Virtua Tennis, and the AIWI gaming platform which allows you to play 16 Flash games on the AIWI website. The wireless gaming controller is powered by a couple of AA batteries and communicates to the computer with a tiny wireless receiver. If you are interested, you can buy the Genius Wizard Stick for $59.90 a pop. [Product Page]
Gemini is ready to release the highly anticipated FirstMix USB DJ controller for aspiring DJs. The award winning FirstMix connects to a laptop or desktop PC via a USB port, allowing you to DJ with your iTunes or other music library by effortlessly navigating through folders and tracks with the browse function. The device provides a pair of touch-sensitive jog wheels, 2-band EQ and effects and a cross-fader. The Gemini FirstMix comes with a copy of MixVibes CROSS LE with support for M4A, AIFF, WAV, MP3, FLAC and OGG audio files. For your info, the FirstMix is the newest addition to Gemini’s Digital DJ Controller line. It is currently available for $99.95. [Max Borges]
The Veho Mimi Wireless Gamepad Keyboard is a small form factor keyboard that has a built-in gyroscope, so you can use it as a 3D mouse. The device also features a built-in 8-way gamepad with dual thumbsticks, allowing you to turn your HTPC into a full on gaming rig. Its 1100mAh Li-Polymer rechargeable battery provides enough juice for up to 20-hour. If you are interested, you can buy the Veho Mimi for $145 a pop. [Product Page]
The HOON Neo Legend Joystick delivers a more luxurious retro gaming experience to your living room. The gaming controller is compatible with PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 platforms. The HOON Neo Legend Joystick has been handcrafted in the specialized Parisian workshop and packs in the best of arcade technologies from Sanwa. The gadget will be available on the retail shelves of Hoon boutique NEO LEGEND from February 18th, 2011. No info on pricing at this moment. [technabob]
Korg has rolled out three new compact USB-MIDI controllers that come jam packed with some serious features for the computer-based musician. Each of the nanoSERIES2 of ultra-compact and low-profile USB-MIDI controllers will fit perfectly in front of your laptop computer or desktop keyboard, offering impressive control while conserving valuable set-up space. You just need to connect a single USB cable to your computer, and you have got a music production studio on your desk at home or on-the-go.
The first model is the Korg nanoKey2 that comes equipped with 25 velocity-sensing keys and an advanced design for reliable recording. This USB-MIDI controller can be used with the Korg Kontrol Editor software, which is available for free on the Korg website. The second model is the Korg nanoPad2, which is designed for entering drum parts. This gadget features 16 responsive pads and an X-Y touchpad. And the third model is the Korg nanoKontrol2 that has several knobs, switches, and faders for controlling any DAW computer based DAW or any other music production software. All three models are available in either black or white color. [Korg]
Word has it that Thrustmaster will launch the new high-end gaming controller for Gran Turismo 5 video game. Dubbed as the Thrustmaster T500RS, this official Gran Turismo 5 steering wheel promises unrivaled accuracy and seems to feature a similar magnetic sensor technology, which Thrustmaster used in their HOTAS Warthog controller. The Thrustmaster T500RS is priced at around $500 without the official H-pattern shifter. Stay tuned for more updates. [TweakTown]
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