wraggster
July 10th, 2009, 16:20
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When Japanese peripheral maker Hori revealed its ¥30,000 (US$323) dual joysticks for $15 Xbox LIVE Arcade game Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram, fans of the game were not happy. Pissed, even.
The beef? The layout was all wrong.
Hori has re-modeled the grip and layout. As game site Insert Credit points out, "The sticks are now sculpted more in-line with the Dreamcast original as well as the distance between the sticks themselves." One thing Hori hasn't re-modeled: That $300 price tag.
http://kotaku.com/5311528/300-dollar-dual-joysticks-re+designed
When Japanese peripheral maker Hori revealed its ¥30,000 (US$323) dual joysticks for $15 Xbox LIVE Arcade game Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram, fans of the game were not happy. Pissed, even.
The beef? The layout was all wrong.
Hori has re-modeled the grip and layout. As game site Insert Credit points out, "The sticks are now sculpted more in-line with the Dreamcast original as well as the distance between the sticks themselves." One thing Hori hasn't re-modeled: That $300 price tag.
http://kotaku.com/5311528/300-dollar-dual-joysticks-re+designed