MSI today announced the first two gamepads of the brand, the new Force GC20, and GC30, which will be compatible with PCs, consoles and even with mobile devices. The main difference between the two models is that the Force GC20 is a cable version. While the new Force GC30 is a wireless version that can also be used with cable.
The configuration of the controller is very similar to what we would find on an Xbox with a double analogue control and an analog crosshead to which we can add a metallic magnet cover, while the button configuration incorporates the usual A, B, X, Y together to two buttons L and R, and the two triggers with travel.
Force GC20 Specifications
Both models will have vibration on both sides of the gamepad. Which will have haptic feedback for a realistic response in the games that allow it.
The two new models will be available as of the last quarter of this year. Although prices or exact release dates have yet to be confirmed.
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Also, they have a design similar to that of the Xbox controller in terms of the arrangement of the joysticks, with the right lower down around the center of the control. And the left in the top and more glued to the outside.
So, it has an interchangeable magnetic crosshead system, similar to the Xbox Elite. With several designs depending on the type of game they are going to use. The handles are lined with rubber. And have vibration motors to enhance the gaming experience in those titles that make use of them.
Both controls will be available in the coming weeks, for a price yet to be announced.
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