A Plethora of Gaming Controllers! Get Hands-On and Try Them Out

At the Warsong Technology (MOJHON/BIGBIGWON) booth at Tokyo Game Show 2026, a wide array of gaming controllers were on display. Visitors could get hands-on with the products to check their grip, and the feel of the sticks and buttons.

Warsong Technology, which develops MOJHON/BIGBIGWON, is a Shenzhen, China-based company that develops gaming devices. They primarily focus on controllers, but also handle console adapters and mobile gaming equipment. Their current controller lineup includes a variety of models such as "Storm," "Rainbow 3," "Blitz 2," and "Aether."

Spotlight on the Pure White New Product: "STORM White"!

What particularly caught our eye at the booth was the new white gaming controller, "STORM White." Amidst a gaming device market often dominated by black or flashy color schemes, its clean white body feels quite refreshing. It would likely be a perfect match for a gaming desk unified with white-themed peripherals.

MOJHON began accepting pre-orders for the "STORM White" on August 28th. The base "Storm" model is positioned as the company's professional wireless gaming controller, and at TGS2026, attendees had the opportunity to get hands-on with this new white model.

Since controllers are held for extended periods, the feel in your hand is often more crucial than the specifications. Factors like grip comfort, and the positioning of sticks and buttons, are difficult to ascertain without physically trying the product.

This is a must-check for anyone looking for a new controller, as well as those who want to unify their desk setup with pure white gaming devices. The chance to get hands-on with the intriguing "STORM White" is a unique opportunity offered by TGS.

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We'll continue to introduce discussions on the latest technologies and intriguing products discovered at the venue. Let's fully enjoy this year's Tokyo Game Show 2026 together with ASCII!

Scenes from Tokyo Game Show 2026