(Cnet Korea = Reporter Shin Dong-min) Seorin C&I announced on the 13th that it has officially launched MADCATZ’s handheld controller, CAT 12.
Mad Catz CAT 12 is a product exclusively for the Nintendo Switch game console. The switch body can be mounted on CAT 12 and used as a dedicated controller, and supports both early model switches and late model OLED switches.
The back of the CAT 12 features a non-slip grip to provide a firm grip, and the USB Type-C port that can be connected to the switch body is located at the bottom of the controller, so it’s designed to ensure there’s no they are long-term gambling problems.
Mad Catz has included various additional features needed for gaming in CAT 12. First, it provides a Turbo button that allows input even if you hold the button down without pressing it repeatedly, allowing you to select between 5, 12 and 20 times per second, and macros related to each button or movement via the trigger button located on the rear handle. Up to 20 steps can be recorded. This trigger button also provides a key mapping feature so you can assign a specific key.
CAT 12 also provides lighting effects that focus on the user’s visual effects. The analog stick and the lighting area located in the center provide 7 solid colors and 1 mixed color. This allows for easy color changing using a dedicated button, as well as 4-level brightness adjustment, so you can freely change it to suit the atmosphere of the game you’re playing.
In addition, the dual motors built into the grip position vividly express the vibration signals transmitted in the game. This vibration function can be set to adjust the intensity from 100% to 75%, 50% and 30% as well as to turn off the vibration function with just one button and the setting is retained even after turning off. It also has a built-in 6-axis gyroscopic motion sensor, so there is no problem playing various games that support motion functions.
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