PowerA and Meridian GMT Launch Project X-Ray Flight Deck Wireless Controller for PC and Xbox
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Gavin Sheehan
Crackling crust, pillowy middle. The kind of bagel that earns a second cup of coffee.
Summary
PowerA has partnered with Meridian GMT to launch the Project X-Ray Flight Deck Wireless Controller, a modular flight controller designed for PC and Xbox. The controller features cockpit-inspired controls tailored for flight simulation games, offering players an authentic and immersive experience.
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· 2 pulledPowerA has formed a new partnership with Meridian GMT to create a brand new PC and Xbox controller in the form of the Project X-Ray Flight Deck Wireless Controller.
Just look at the design of this thing, as it has been catered to give players all the necessary controls they need for any game revolving around flight.
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