#gametech

'Tetris Fighter'

[ARC] [SOUTH KOREA] [MAGAZINE] [1995]

More games with almost no data about them. Lost media, perhaps?

Important info you need to know: these controllers are cute ⊟

I’ve been off my “periodic checking-in of Japanese accessory companies” game, but last night I was delighted to see two wonderful developments. First is Cyber Gadget’s Gyro Controller Mini, a Switch/Switch Lite controller designed to be portable and/or friendly for smaller hands. It’s also, probably as a result of the miniature focus, danged cute. Those grips are like little Corgi legs or something. It’s on Amazon Japan in both wired and wireless versions.

Second is Gametech’s Mini Arcade Stick SW, a tiny arcade stick on which you can set the Switch or Switch Lite! This is a weirdly specific dream come true: longtime Tiny readers may remember that I asked Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono about a tiny Vita arcade stick of a similar type, and he revealed tentative (and now we know, fruitless) plans with Mad Catz. And now it’s real! And on the Switch! And okay, probably not a great arcade stick.

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Depois de lançar uma skin exclusiva para Fortinite na linha S, chegou a vez da linha A ganhar uma skin de um jogo exclusivamente. Free Fire foi a escolha da vez como parceria.

A  partir desta quinta-feira, quem comprar um smartphone da nova linha Galaxy A lançada em 2019 ganhará uma jaqueta no jogo. Para isso, o consumidor deverá fazer um cadastro na Samsung Account. Na sequência, receberá em seu e-mail um código para resgatar a skin no jogo. Quem adquiriu um aparelho antes do início da parceria, por sua vez, receberá um código retroativo.

foto: skin exclusiva nos novos A‘s

“Os aparelhos da linha A tem características muito interessantes para o público que gosta de jogos para dispositivos móveis. O Galaxy A80, por exemplo, tem display Super Amoled de 6.7 polegadas¹ Full HD+ (1080 x 2400), o que torna a experiência ainda mais atrativa e detalhada. Além disso, tem processador octa-core, memória RAM de 8 GB, bateria de 3.700 mAh e carregamento super-rápido de 25 W. É uma excelente opção para os gamers”, encerrou Loredana Sarcinella diretora sênior de marketing da divisão de dispositivos móveis da Samsung Brasil..

A promoção encorpora toda a linha A no Brasil, sendo eles os seis modelos: A10, A20, A30, A50, A70 e A80. Quer saber como o jogo roda em um dos aparelhos novos da Samsung? Confira nosso vídeo com o Galaxy A30:

Hold on to your Joy-Cons with these ring attachments ⊟

Hey, new weird accessories! I love this stuff. The GameTech Hold Ring SW is a pair of adhesive attachments that help you hold your Joy-Cons. I wonder if this would have been a workable replacement for the Wiimote wrist strap. Maybe I’m thinking too much about this thing.

Play Switch in TV mode without using the dock, sorta ⊟

Normally I can get with the logic of most accessories, including the really “creative” ones, but I’ve been staring at this Gametech doodad for a minute and I don’t know man.

It’s basically a USB-C passthrough that lets you play the Switch in TV mode by plugging one end into the dock and one end into the Switch. That way, the Switch can be... a meter away from the dock instead of inside it? The website says it helps keep the Switch cool and reduces risk of scratching the screen on the dock, but I think what happened here is some engineer came up with a solution well before identifying anything remotely problemesque.

Oh, and if you want to use a PlayStation or Xbox controller or stick with your Switch, Gametech has a solution for that as well. That one I’m totally on board with.

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