For gadget enthusiasts, there are many products where you know the specs but really want to get your hands on the real thing. Gaming gadgets, in particular, have an appeal that you can only truly understand by experiencing them firsthand, such as key feel, fit, and texture.
That's why at the ASCII-sponsored event "TOKYO Gaming-PC STREET 9 in LIFORK AKIHABARA II," held on Saturday, October 10th, we will be showcasing a wide array of highly anticipated gaming gadgets this autumn. You'll be able to experience products recommended by our editorial team firsthand.
In this article, we'll introduce the "Storm (Gale 2)" gamepad, one of the gaming gadgets on display.
Adjustable Stroke Gamepad!
The MOJHON "Storm (Gale 2)" is a gamepad that allows you to change the trigger stroke to suit different genres, such as FPS and racing games.
In addition to its 2-in-1 triggers combining a Hall sensor and microswitch, it supports 2000Hz wireless polling and TMR sticks. What's more, it comes with a charging dock, all for an attractive street price of under 10,000 yen.
Key Feature ①: 2-in-1 Triggers with Hall Sensor and Microswitch
A major feature is the 2-in-1 triggers that combine a Hall sensor and microswitch. Since the stroke can be changed, you can adjust the feel of operation to match the game you're playing, whether it's an FPS or a racing game. It's interesting how you can fine-tune your playstyle just by how you use the triggers.
Key Feature ②: 2000Hz Wireless Support, Equipped with TMR Sticks
It supports a 2000Hz polling rate even with a wireless connection. Furthermore, the sticks adopt a high-performance TMR method. This specification balances wireless convenience with input performance, a welcome feature for users who prioritize gamepad operability.
Key Feature ③: Comes with a Charging Dock, Street Price Under 10,000 Yen
Despite boasting all these features, it comes with a charging dock and has a street price of under 10,000 yen. The appeal isn't just the gamepad's performance, but also the ability to set up a complete charging environment. This is a unit that those looking to introduce a multi-functional gamepad while keeping costs down should definitely check out.






Head to Akihabara on Saturday, October 10th! Come and Experience the MOJHON "Storm (Gale 2)" in Person
Gaming gadgets have aspects that cannot be fully understood from photos or specs alone, such as the feel of pressing buttons, the weight of dials, and overall texture.
That's why, at this event, we are prioritizing creating a space where you can directly experience a large number of exciting gaming gadgets that we recommend you "definitely touch!" and that you'll want to get your hands on this autumn!
We've gathered only gaming gadgets that you'll "absolutely want to touch and check out" this autumn, so please take this opportunity to experience them.
Our editorial staff will also be at the venue, so please feel free to ask us if you have any questions.
We look forward to seeing you at LIFORK Akihabara II on October 10th!
It's Happening in Akihabara! First-Timers Are Welcome! Get Your Hands on Any Gaming Gadget You're Curious About

Gaming PCs, keyboards, mice, headsets—why not try out all the products you're curious about at once? No matter how many photos you see or spec sheets you read, the one thing you can't know until the end is "what's it actually like to touch?" So, let's try out everything that catches your eye in Akihabara!
The date for "TOKYO Gaming-PC STREET 9 (GPS 9)," an event where you can experience the latest gaming gadgets firsthand and consult with our editorial staff, has been set! It's Saturday, October 10, 2026!
And here's the important part: this event welcomes you just to look, touch, and compare. It's an event where you can freely try out any gadget that interests you at your own pace. There's no need to buy anything, so feel free to drop by!
There's no need to be intimidated, thinking, "PC events seem to be full of experts, making it hard to enter," or "What if they pressure me to buy something like in a store?" It's perfectly fine even if you're not a PC expert! And of course, participation is free.
At the venue, you can actually experience various devices such as keyboards, mice, and headsets. The key point is that you can carefully compare things like size, keyboard key feel, and mouse grip, which are hard to understand online, right there on the spot. If you're someone who "doesn't know what to choose," you can also easily consult with ASCII editorial staff.
Furthermore, there are plans for prize giveaways, mini-stages, and even a mystery-solving event. It's an event you can enjoy with such ease: just come, look, touch, and remember what caught your eye before heading home!
Of course, we'll also be holding the popular prize giveaway from last time, and we'll be doing it big! We've also prepared plenty of commemorative novelties for your visit, and we eagerly await your attendance.
Venue Information

■Venue: LIFORK AKIHABARA II, Akihabara TMO Building, 3-13-2 Sotokanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Access to the Venue

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5-minute walk from Akihabara Station Electric Town Exit (JR Yamanote Line, Keihin-Tohoku Line, Chuo-Sobu Line) 4-minute walk from Suehirocho Station Exit 3 (Tokyo Metro Ginza Line)
Event Account
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