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Gaming
With nine days left, the M6 has raised almost $250,000. It offers Bluetooth and USB-C connections and is pitched as a console-style alternative to touchscreen controls, with Founders Edition colorways during the campaign.
STEM & Coding
Tutti Industries' Controller Kit Mark I teaches soldering, Ohm's law and transistors in five stages, ending in a USB-C controller with a 3D-printed folding case. It costs 3,300 yen, limited to 50 sets for Japan.
Gaming
At just over 5 inches long, the Nano shrinks nearly everything but the D-pad and Xbox button, and is aimed at younger players and smaller hands. It charges from 30 to 60 percent in under 10 minutes but has no vibration. It goes on sale November 4.
LEGO
Announced for Godzilla Day, the brick-built model has an adjustable tail, a posable head, arms and fingers, and an attachable tongue that can be swapped for a heat ray blast. It goes on sale November 27.
Gaming
A magnesium-alloy shell, glass touchpad and TMR thumbsticks come in at 260 grams, with up to 2,000Hz wireless polling on PC. It arrives November 10.
The 50-gram handheld has a 1.51-inch transparent 128x64 display, an ATmega32U4 chip and over 300 preloaded games. Pledges start around $75 and the campaign has met its goal.
Gaming
First announced in January 2024, the Genesis cartridge handheld hit delays, including a failed quality level at a factory partner. Hyperkin now says R&D and community testing are done, mass production is starting and preorder news is coming soon.
The 8x4-stud hub has four driving ports, a 2,400 mAh battery matching the 3.0 Pro, four fiber-optic light ports and a gyroscope that stabilizes steering. It is on Kickstarter now.