Genki’s new customizable controller has a big screen and adjustable buttons
Genki's new controller has a built-in screen and customizable buttons, but it's not yet clear how it will compete in the market.
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Genki launched its new customizable controller, the Manta, on Kickstarter. The device features a large screen, adjustable buttons, and various advanced functionalities.
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Genki has launched the Manta, a new controller with a built-in screen and adjustable buttons. The device is live on Kickstarter, with coverage from Notebookcheck and GamesRadar+ noting its ambitious features, including TMR sticks, an 8K polling rate, and TriStage triggers.
The Verge and PC Gamer focus on the controller's customizable nature and integrated OS. The Manta is described as Genki's most ambitious product to date, but the reporting does not yet specify how it will stand out in a crowded market.
The controller's pricing and availability details are not yet clear.
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Genki Manta could be the all-in-one pro controller I've waited my whole life forYahoo Tech · 45d ago
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Genki Manta Goes Live on KickstarterRetro Handhelds · 45d ago
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Genki has shoved a screen and a custom OS into its upcoming pro controllerPC Gamer · 45d ago
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Genki’s new customizable controller has a big screen and adjustable buttonsThe Verge · 45d ago
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What is the Genki Manta?
The Genki Manta is a new customizable controller with a built-in screen and adjustable buttons. It features TMR sticks, an 8K polling rate, and TriStage triggers.
Where can I buy the Genki Manta?
The Genki Manta is live on Kickstarter.
What makes the Genki Manta unique?
The Genki Manta is described as Genki's most ambitious product to date, with features like a built-in screen, customizable buttons, and an integrated OS.
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