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http://www.totalgames.net/system/images/tgn/gallery /2021.61517044846-1023289731_19939.jpg
Check the size of that package! You'll need like 2 people to carry it home!
Btw-remove the spaces between "system/images/tgn/gallery /2021."
I could certainly see the two working well together. ;-))
Imagine playing something like Halo 2 with that! The joystick to control the bloke, and the rest for the vehicles.
Also with the design of that controller, it could be used for other games besides mech simulations. Maybe you could use it to control a ship (large or small). Maybe it could be used in a combo with the normal controller. Basically what I mean is that the normal controller could be used to control a character of a game while the big controller is used to control their vehicle.
Could be useful for an online RPG style game. Think of something on the lines of Star Wars Galaxies where you can do pretty much what you want. You could goto a place that sells ships and although the normal controller can give you access to a lot of ships, the big controller can give you access to even more complicated ships.
What I mean here is (using Star Wars as an example again), a normal controller could be enough to buy and control a ship like an X-Wing, while having the big controller can open up choices like the larger ships such as the Millenium Falcon to players who have the extra buttons to do the extra features of them.
So theres certainly options around if developers want to use them. :-)
The view in the mech is pretty limited. They should use that controller for other games like flight sims or something.
Expensive, cool though.
http://www.totalgames.net/xbox/gallery/ galleryfull.epml?gallery.REF=886&format.REF=7
By the way remove the space between "/gallery /galleryfull"
But sadly I just can't see myself buying it, even though the game itself looks amazing.