Mizuno Hagibis Controller Overview
Mizuno is a sports and eSports brand behind the Hagibis Controller, which has a 15-button split layout placed on ergonomically raised panels.
Why unscrew a fighting game controller the old way when you could instead do it magnetically and at the speed of light, right?
Mizuno is a sports and eSports brand behind the Hagibis Controller, which has a 15-button split layout placed on ergonomically raised panels.
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