Thrustmaster has launched the first programmable and vibrating wireless gamepad, called T-Wireless NW.
The T-Wireless NW gamepad has been developed for the gamers to play Virtual Console and GameCube as well as Wii games. An alternative to the semi-wired Classic Controller from Nintendo, the gamepad comes with a 2.4GHz wireless dongle that plugs into the Wii’s GameCube ports.
The T-Wireless NW gamepad provides a maximum operating range of 30 feet. The Mapping function makes the gamepad a fully programmable device that enables the user to reassign all buttons, mini-sticks and the D-pad.
The rubber coated handles and joysticks delivers better and more comfortable grip while playing.
The device sports two buttons namely, ‘Turbo’ that acts as a repeat button and helps the user to get the same action, and the ‘Slow’ button that enables the user to slow the on-screen action.
The T-Wireless NW gamepad will be released this October with the suggested price of $19.99 (approx. Rs. 800).
