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PDP Launching Mortal Kombat X Fight Pad Controller

With a beautiful new layout and universal compatibility across their respective console companies, two all-new fighting game focused controllers are set to hit the market from hardware manufacturer PDP.

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Stevefantisy3564d ago

Looks comfortable with very smooth lines.

JoeIsMad3564d ago

It reminds me of a Sega controller. That's a good thing, given that I started my MK days on Sega.

ROQFrost3564d ago

Love the mortal kombat logo. Looks great.

Jacktrauma3564d ago

That's a sweet looking controller! :O

Magnus7013563d ago

Really excited that its for 360 and Xbox One

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PDP Afterglow Deluxe+ Audio Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch review - ChristCenteredGamer

CCG writes - "As great as wireless controllers are, there is something to be said for ones with wires - they usually just work. There's little worse than having a controller die in the middle of an intense game. It also helps that they are usually much less expensive to make, and therefore buy. Enter PDP's Afterglow Deluxe+ Audio Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch."

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PDP Deluxe Travel Case for Switch review - ChristCenteredGamer

CCG writes - "The PDP Deluxe Travel Case is a very well-designed case made for the purpose of carrying a Nintendo Switch (or Switch Lite) on everyday excursions. As a result, it is very spacious, and it has a handle attached on one side with the ability to snap off on the other, so that it can be attached to other bags if need be."

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Direwolf4841780d ago

I've had my eye on this one, good review.

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PDP Afterglow Wireless Deluxe Controller review - ChristCenteredGamer

CCG Writes - "At $49.99, this PDP Afterglow Wireless Deluxe Controller is significantly less money than Nintendo's offering, and it's almost as good. The main drawbacks are the lack of Amiibo support (no big deal) and the lack of HD Rumble (kind of a big deal). Lack of rumble is a shame, and seems to be common in third-party controllers in part as a cost-cutting measure. Despite this, not every game supports rumble as it is, and Switch Lite owners won't miss it, since that console doesn't even support rumble on the console itself. Nevertheless, it's a notable omission."

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