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Dedicated controller allows you to play Magi Jump, Racing, and Blox on the 144 LED matrix.
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Dedicated controller allows you to play Magi Jump, Racing, and Blox on the 144 LED matrix.
You mean, "A TURE gaming chassis".....Quote:
Originally Posted by HEXUS
I honestly don't think I'd buy a product from a company that cannot spell-check its own marketing videos. Might have been forgivable if they'd included a handy docking recess in which to store and charge the controller, but they don't appear to have even done that right.
Plus it just looks ridiculous. It should be a full-on display panel, at least.
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Originally Posted by TtaskmasterYou mean, "A TURE gaming chassis".....Quote:
Originally Posted by HEXUS
I honestly don't think I'd buy a product from a company that cannot spell-check its own marketing videos. Might have been forgivable if they'd included a handy docking recess in which to store and charge the controller, but they don't appear to have even done that right.
Plus it just looks ridiculous. It should be a full-on display panel, at least.
"interactiveive lifestyle!"
Scak the marketing departitment
Doesn't matter how nasty something is... someone will buy it ;-)
I recently saw a light up...uh.... plug for ladies with short skirts. It had RGB and they showed a woman on a night out wearing it with RGB glory coming from down her skirt.Quote:
Originally Posted by KultiVator
Her facial expression was "my modelling agent said nothing about this when I signed up".
So yes.... I agree.
I wonder why no one has made a case yet with a led screen in the front?
You could use it for monitoring software or what ever, just set it up as a second monitor.
I think enough people already modded that in, that the trend had passed long before a case manufacturer felt it was a viable feature to include... and the increased cost of implementation at a reliable functional level likely puts the case above the affordability threshold of the target market.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rubarb
Far cheaper to just get the Lamptron one or whatever and stick it in the case yourself. Maybe build and program the Arduino-ey version, or pull a JaysTwoCents, but those people tend to do it for the pleasure of DIY and wouldn't want a case makers' limited version anyway.
Inwin do come up with some creative ideas.
I quite like the idea of a matrix display on the front, and I also quite liked their "infinity panel" from a few years ago..they have come up with other good ideas recently too. It's just a shame most of them are attached to very mediocre cases with generally poor airflow - a common theme in the past year or so amongst case makers!
OMG !....Lets build a 4k gaming rig (when GPU are in abundance, one day) and play Tetris on the front of it.
I'm a big fan of games and this news gives my heart beat at full speed. Cant wait to buy this!
Sounds like someone is on the LoveHoney mailing list ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by philehidiot
TPU reports that this case is now available to buy.
I see it listed at retailers in Taiwan, its home turf, for NTD7290, which is about £190 today.