SplitFish’s curious looking Frag Pro wireless game controller started shipping back in November, but with just eight days until Christmas the company’s newest model, the Dual SFX Evolution, is finally making it out of the stockroom [pdf link]. Splitting the regular controller into two parts, the Dual SFX Evolution has a motion/analog joystick for your right hand and a “fragchuck” for your left.
Video demos after the cut
Each half has full, 6-axis motion tracking with adjustable sensitivity, and connect to your PS3 via the included wireless dongle. Full story...
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