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Have you ever tried playing a rhythm game on your smartphone and felt frustrated that you couldn't tap the keys well? For those who want to enjoy such games but may not be as dextrous or patient or simply slim-fingered enough for the small screen, there's a new gadget you may be interested in.
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39thanks, a company that deals in household goods, will be running a crowdfunding campaign for their "Rhythm PAD Controller," designed exclusively for music games, on the major crowdfunding site kibidango.
With this controller, you can comfortably play rhythm games on smartphones, tablets, and Nintendo Switch while enjoying the feeling of actually tapping buttons, not a screen. According to the press release, this controller, a first of its kind, received great reviews. Game users who experienced it first hand said that it made it easier to play rhythm games, and that it improved their scores.
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Features of the "Rhythm PAD Controller"
Using the controller like a drum set:
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Specifications
Notes: Not compatible with smartphones that have a built-in magnet or other magnetic force on the back of the device (e.g. iPhone 12 series).
Not compatible with game applications that require complicated flick operations
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It's easy to place the suction cups anywhere on the screen to match the application you're using.
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Crowdfunding Campaign
The crowdfunding campaign will run from February 8th to March 29th, 2021 and will be carried out on an all-or-nothing basis with a target amount of 1.3 million yen.
You can visit the campaign here and join (rewards can be purchased from Feb. 8th).
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