PS4 and Xbox One Mod Controller will boost your Rumble

PlayStation 4 and Xbox One controllers offer a good dose of rumors in games, giving you the information you need every time you hit a ball or start skidding. more ? That's what ex-NASA engineer Jake Middleton hopes to do with the MEGA-one, a controller kit that will bring you closer to the game.

Looking for crowdfunding support on Kickstarter, the controller MEGA-one promises an engine 500 times more powerful than those included with the standard controllers Xbox One and PlayStation 4, and it is able to provide vibration at about 10 times the strength of these controllers.

Middleton promises that you will be able to install the modification kit without all the tools in just five minutes and the intensity of the motors can be adjusted. The "exoskeleton" surrounding your controller will be aircraft grade aluminum, so you know that means business, and a jet fighter-style ignition switch will turn everything around. We are pretty sure that the controller will not explode, but if you want to remove it, you can do it in about 10 seconds.

The campaign is looking for just under $ 7500 to produce mod kits, and they are slightly reduced for those who support the project. For around $ 98 you will receive the kit itself, while $ 150 will also get you a pre-installed controller. Both are expected in February 2019, and the Kickstarter campaign will be live until August 26th.

We are a fan of the rumble engines built into the triggers on the Xbox One for games like Forza Motorsport 7 but Nintendo's Joy-Con might be our favorite when it's over. is haptic comments. "HD Rumble" of the company is more than a marketing term, offering a good answer after defeating an enemy in Octopath Traveler or solving platform puzzles in Super Mario Odyssey . If the MEGA-one can offer a similar experience on other consoles, this could make the gaming experience a lot more enjoyable.

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