Pompompurin’s floppy ears and brown beret belong on his head. Razer thinks they belong on yours, too. Its latest Sanrio additions turn a wireless headset into something instantly recognizable, while Kuromi’s skull emblem makes it onto the tiny earbud stems. Nobody needs to inspect the packaging to identify this collaboration.
Thrustmaster gives Ace Combat 8 pilots the proper detachable throttle missing from simpler flight sticks, then adds 16-bit precision and vibration for missile launches, cannon fire, damage, and G-forces. A dedicated High-G Turn button completes the setup, because ordinary evasive maneuvers rarely survive long in the skies over Strangereal.
HORI’s official Ace Combat 8 flight stick combines Hall effect sensors, independent throttle and brake levers, twist control, and a dedicated High-G button in one ambidextrous unit. It also supports customizable inputs and optional twin-stick control when paired with a second unit.
Fanatec’s new ClubSport F1 Racing System keeps the proven 18 Nm ClubSport DD+ base but adds an all-new, wider Formula 1 wheel packed with forged carbon, magnetic paddles, rotary controls, and shift lights. It may be the closest most of us get to an F1 cockpit without sponsorship money or a super license.
HORI’s Electric Ocarina of Time lets Nintendo Switch 2 players use music to interact with Hyrule. It looks like Link’s famous instrument but replaces blowing with a mouthpiece button and finger buttons, offers Free Play and 12-song Auto-Play modes, and relies on the console hearing each melody rather than a direct controller connection.
MOZA is entering PlayStation territory with three officially licensed direct-drive products, ranging from a complete beginner-friendly simulator package to a standalone high-performance wheel base. Native Gran Turismo 7 support means PS5 racers can experience stronger, more detailed force feedback without begging an adapter to cooperate.
Razer has found room for one more control on a mouse already doing its best keyboard impression. The Naga V3 Pro offers three swappable side plates, up to 23 programmable inputs, and a US$179.99 price.
Inspired by Ferrari’s victorious 499P Hypercar, this 1:1-scale sim racing wheel packs carbon fiber, six paddles, 140 display parameters, and an appropriately Ferrari-like price.
The ATTACK SHARK R98 HE pairs adjustable Hall-effect magnetic switches with an 8,000 Hz polling rate, a 256K scan rate, and forged carbon fiber styling for gamers who like to fine-tune every keypress.
Built for competitive FPS players, the ATTACK SHARK RS3 ULTRA combines a PixArt PAW3955MAX sensor, Nordic’s latest wireless platform, dual 8K polling, and up to 800 hours of battery life inside a forged carbon-pattern housing.
Carbon fiber is no longer reserved for supercars and Formula 1 machines. The ATTACK SHARK X11 Ultra Carbon Fiber Mouse brings the exotic material to gaming, pairing a 63g shell with flagship hardware.