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Just found this on DailRadar:
"Peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster has signed a global licensing agreement with Microsoft to create and distribute third-party Xbox controllers and peripherals. The company is known for a full line of racing wheels, joysticks and control pads, and is considering bringing other peripherals, such as snowboarding/skateboarding controllers, memory cards, light guns and other game specific devices like dance pads, to Xbox as well. The first wave of Thrustmaster Xbox devices is scheduled for the console's fall launch"
Looks like we mat get some innovative controllers, if only for the X-Box.
"Peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster has signed a global licensing agreement with Microsoft to create and distribute third-party Xbox controllers and peripherals. The company is known for a full line of racing wheels, joysticks and control pads, and is considering bringing other peripherals, such as snowboarding/skateboarding controllers, memory cards, light guns and other game specific devices like dance pads, to Xbox as well. The first wave of Thrustmaster Xbox devices is scheduled for the console's fall launch"
Looks like we mat get some innovative controllers, if only for the X-Box.
lol
Don't wurry about it, look around u.
:-)
Don't wurry about it, look around u.
:-)
It's a worring thought if the future is Dringo and he is illiterate
Don't forget the apostrophes in "future's."
B-
Could do better.
B-
Could do better.
The futures bright the futures Dringo
Ok, so maybe not oars, but a skateboarding controller sounds like it could be fun!
Nothing about oars though.
*fires off an e-mail to Thrustmaster about Dringo's rowing boat sim idea...*
*fires off an e-mail to Thrustmaster about Dringo's rowing boat sim idea...*
Just found this on DailRadar:
"Peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster has signed a global licensing agreement with Microsoft to create and distribute third-party Xbox controllers and peripherals. The company is known for a full line of racing wheels, joysticks and control pads, and is considering bringing other peripherals, such as snowboarding/skateboarding controllers, memory cards, light guns and other game specific devices like dance pads, to Xbox as well. The first wave of Thrustmaster Xbox devices is scheduled for the console's fall launch"
Looks like we mat get some innovative controllers, if only for the X-Box.
"Peripheral manufacturer Thrustmaster has signed a global licensing agreement with Microsoft to create and distribute third-party Xbox controllers and peripherals. The company is known for a full line of racing wheels, joysticks and control pads, and is considering bringing other peripherals, such as snowboarding/skateboarding controllers, memory cards, light guns and other game specific devices like dance pads, to Xbox as well. The first wave of Thrustmaster Xbox devices is scheduled for the console's fall launch"
Looks like we mat get some innovative controllers, if only for the X-Box.