Video game peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin is branching out from making gaming accessories and will debut its first-ever game software title at the 2011 Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles next week.
Portable nostalgia.
Aka hyperkin has remade the Sega nomad.
Hyperkin does what Sega don't
I'd have to wait to see performance, because if this is just another rom dump-to-emulation type Hyperkin device then hard pass. The quality of their products are severely hit-or-miss.
Also, unsure why they picked a 16:9 screen yet again when every game plays in 4:3. There are plenty of emu-handhelds that have quality screens in the original aspect ratio.
Neil writes: "Created in collaboration with Xbox and 343 Industries, the team at Hyperkin has announced that they'll be releasing some rather tasty Limited and Special Edition Duke controllers, with the Cortana Limited Edition being the utter highlight - and you don't need us to tell you that it is an absolute purple beast."
Still one of my favorites controllers overall. Extremely comfortable for my hands.Unfortunately the Hyperskin version is ridiculously expensive in my region. To the point that you can actually get yourself a Xbox Series controller and a Dual Sense for the same price.
Duke is without a doubt one of the most recognizable video game characters, designed with American video game players in mind because of his “big hands,” and then reduced in size to appeal to Japanese audiences.
Sounds similar to the b-boy game for psp with some extra dance styles. Cool i guess.
Has potential if online you can vs others, even better if it was a lobby of say four or a tournament of 8 and each dance off the non dancing players watch and then vote on who won that round.
Also i wonder if it'll have move/PS eye support.
Anyways has potential for people who are into those sort of games :)