Thinkware Korea recently announced the release of iNavi Wireless Gamepad. Combined with the company’s PMP GPS devices — such as iNavi G1, ES100, and ES200 — this controller allows you to play various fun games on your navigation device. If interested, you can buy it for 39,999 (KRW) or around $40.

Elecom presents two new accessories for your Nintendo Wii. One is a silicon case for the WiiMote that comes with a “handle” on its back. This way, gamers can hold the Wiimote firmly and don’t have to worry about the flying Wiimote while playing bowling on Wii Sports. As for the second accessories, it’s a case that will transform the Wiimote into regular controller like the Playstation’s gamepad.

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I recently visited a phone store nearby which specialized on selling handset from China and damn! All of those mobile phones from China / Taiwan look real hot! I’m not sure about their quality and perfomance though since I don’t have any experiences with made-in-China phone, but I really envy their appearance. I’d give my hat tip for this new “1688″ PDA from Century Sutra as well. Eventhough I don’t have the detail of its specs yet, but a combination between a built-in NES Emulation system and dedicated gamepad are somewhat innovative. Super Mario anyone?

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Do you know Monster Hunter? It’s a game (for Playstation) where you have to collect and raise monsters. I’ve played it before and it’s quite fun and addictive. Well, if you’re a big fans of this title, check out the official Monster Hunter 12-buttons gamepad made by Elecom. Not sure about the price and availability, but the pad looks really cool.

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Already have the new Playstation 3, XBox 360 Elite, or Nintendo Wii? Well, don’t throw away your old PS2 console yet. Not until you play Rogue Galaxy or try using your PS2 controller on the PC. PC? Yup, thanks to Buffalo, you can now use its new USB PS2 Gamepad Adapter to play your favourite PC games using your PS2 gamepad. Moreover, the device also doubles as a USB hub. Wonderful, isn’t it?

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Lapmtron presented Mitten, a unique keyboard-type gamepad, during CeBIT 2007 event last week. This innovative input device lets gamers to play the games more conveniently. You use it either with the computer or any USB-enabled mobile devices (you know how suck it is to play mobile games using your phone’s keypad). Measures 210 x 150 x 30 mm, it comes in an orange-black colored. No words on pricing though.

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The mobile gamepads occupies very little space, folds back on itself for easy storage and yet has some very comfortable controls for easy gaming. The two “wings” fold back on themselves thus occupying a very small volume. The central area is where the handset is attached. The gamepad and the phone communicate by bluetooth. The gamepad has a directional keypad on its left wing and the four action buttons on the right. Besides the two wings also have special “right” and “left” buttons at their sides for special functions. The device weighs only about 130 grams and operates on AAA batteries.

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