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FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick Launches August 6 for PS5 and PC at PHP 13,178 — Too Much Gaming | Video Games Reviews, News, & Guides
Sony Interactive Entertainment is launching the FlexStrike, its first official wireless fighting game stick, on August 6, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC with a price of PHP 13,178. The stick aims to deliver ultra-low latency, with an option for wired connectivity, and includes a carry case. Its launch coincides with the release of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls.
(For Southeast Asia) Hands-on report: FlexStrike wireless fight stick and Pulse Elevate wireless speakers
This hands-on report details Sony's upcoming FlexStrike wireless fight stick and Pulse Elevate wireless speakers, designed to enhance the gaming experience on PlayStation platforms. The FlexStrike offers low-latency wireless connectivity and customizable restrictor gates, while the Pulse Elevate speakers feature planar magnetic drivers for accurate audio reproduction.
30 Biggest Potential Announcements from the Summer of Gaming
The Summer of Gaming is set to feature numerous potential announcements from major publishers and developers. Expected reveals include release dates for Gears of War: E-Day, Fable, and Phantom Blade Zero, new trailers for Grand Theft Auto 6 and Ananta, and potential reveals for remakes like Resident Evil: Code Veronica and Virtua Fighter Crossroads. Updates are also anticipated for games like OD, State of Decay 3, and Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra, alongside potential announcements for new titles and expansions across various franchises.
Sony says its new FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick is designed for beginners and those who grew up with gamepads because 'they deserve a shot' — 'We think the market is actually pretty well served already for people who already know and love fight sticks'
Sony is launching the FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick for PlayStation 5 on August 6, 2026, priced at $199.99. Vice President of Product Development Edwin Foo stated the peripheral is designed for beginners and those accustomed to gamepads, as the market is already well-served for experienced fight stick users. The stick aims to offer an approachable experience with ultra-low latency.
Sony's FlexStrike Fight Stick Launches Alongside PS5, PC Fighter Marvel Tokon This August
Sony has announced that its wireless FlexStrike fight stick, compatible with PlayStation 5 and PC, will launch on August 6th for $199.99. The accessory's release coincides with the launch of the fighting game Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls. Pre-orders for the FlexStrike begin on June 12th, 2026.
Flexstrike Wireless Fight Stick Hands-On: Fighting Has a Serious New Contender
The FlexStrike Wireless Fight Stick offers a futuristic aesthetic matching the PlayStation 5 and a versatile design for fighting game enthusiasts. It features eight face buttons, including DualSense controller functions, and supports both Bluetooth and ultra-low-latency PlayStation Link wireless connectivity. The stick is modular, lightweight, and comes with a carrying case, aiming to be a serious contender in the fighting game hardware market.
Tekken's game director follows in Harada's footsteps by saying sayonara to Bandai Namco, causing fans to worry…
Kohei "Nakatsu" Ikeda, game director for Tekken 7 and Tekken 8, has announced his departure from Bandai Namco Entertainment after 20 years. This follows the earlier exit of long-time Tekken boss Katsuhiro Harada, raising concerns among fans about the future of the fighting game series. Ikeda expressed his intention to continue as a game developer and hopes to cross paths with the community again.
Tekken 8 Game Director Kohei Ikeda leaves Bandai Namco after 20 years, marking yet another major dev departure
Kohei Ikeda, the Game Director for Tekken 8, has departed from Bandai Namco after more than 20 years. Ikeda expressed gratitude to fans and colleagues, reflecting on his journey from arcade player to leading the Tekken franchise. His departure follows other key figures like Katsuhiro Harada and Yohei Shimbori, with speculation he might join Harada at his new studio, VS Studio.
Tekken loses its third lead in 9 months as director Kouhei Ikeda leaves Bandai Namco after 20 years, leaving fans to worry about what's next for the iconic fighting game series
Kouhei Ikeda, director for Tekken 8 and Tekken 7, has departed Bandai Namco Entertainment after 20 years with the company. This follows the recent departures of producer Yohei Shimbori and longtime series producer Katsuhiro Harada, raising concerns among fans about the future of the iconic fighting game series. Ikeda expressed pride in his work and confidence in the remaining team to continue the Tekken legacy.
Following Harada's Exit, Tekken 8 Has Now Also Lost its Game Director
Following Katsuhiro Harada's departure from Bandai Namco, Tekken 8's game director Kohei Ikeda has also left the company after 20 years. Ikeda, who worked on the Tekken series and directed both Tekken 7 and Tekken 8, stated that he has entrusted the future of the franchise to the remaining team. The article also notes recent patches have improved the game's balance after initial updates caused issues.
Tekken 8 game director Kohei Ikeda leaves after 20 years at Bandai Namco, amidst on-going series woes
Kohei Ikeda, the director of Tekken 8 and a 20-year veteran at Bandai Namco Entertainment, has announced his departure from the company. His exit follows that of executive game director Katsuhiro Harada and producer Yohei Shimbori. This news comes amidst fan dissatisfaction with recent Tekken 8 updates and the game's direction.
Another Vital Figure Has Left Bandai Namco
Kohei Ikeda, also known as "Nakatsu," a veteran developer with over 20 years at Bandai Namco and a key figure in the Tekken series, has announced his departure. Ikeda served as game director and chief producer for Tekken 8 and previously contributed to titles like Soulcalibur IV and Project X Zone. He stated he will continue to pursue new challenges in game development.
Tekken 8 director leaves Bandai Namco after 20 years
Tekken 8 director Kohei Ikeda has left Bandai Namco after 20 years, marking another significant departure following producer Katsuhiro Harada's exit. Ikeda, who also worked on Tekken 7 and the Soulcalibur series, expressed gratitude to fans. His departure raises questions about the future leadership of the Tekken franchise, though Tekken 8 continues to receive updates.
Tekken 8 Chief Producer/Director Kohei Ikeda is Leaving Bandai Namco
Kohei Ikeda, chief producer and director for Tekken 8 and Tekken 7, has departed from Bandai Namco after a 20-year tenure. Ikeda expressed gratitude for his time at the company, highlighting his work on the Tekken franchise and his interactions with the fighting game community. He also stated his intention to continue pursuing new challenges in game development.
A New Challenger Appears! – Mr. Karate Brings Kyokugenryu to Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
Mr. Karate, revealed to be Takuma Sakazaki, is joining the roster of Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves. The article details his Kyokugen Karate moves and discusses the game's Standard Edition, Season Pass 1, and the Legend Edition which includes both season passes. Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves features a new art style and the REV system, aiming to appeal to both new and veteran players.
Kingdom Heroes: Arena Shines at EVO Japan with Fighting Game Legends Daigo Umehara and ET
USERJOY's upcoming cross-platform fighting game, Kingdom Heroes: Arena, showcased significant improvements at EVO Japan 2026 following its second global demo test. The Unreal Engine 5 title, inspired by the Three Kingdoms franchise, received positive feedback on its visuals and core mechanics, with plans to refine combat feel, onboarding, and online performance. Fighting game legends Daigo Umehara and ET visited the booth, offering insights that will shape future development and the planned three-month seasonal update structure.
Yomi 2 Review | TheXboxHub
Yomi 2 is a card game that captures the spirit and psychological depth of a one-vs-one fighting game, developed by respected designer David Sirlin. While objectively well-crafted, its high skill ceiling and steep learning curve, particularly due to a poor tutorial, make it inaccessible for many players, including those familiar with deckbuilders and roguelike card games.
Ingrid Warps into Street Fighter™ 6 Starting Today!
Ingrid, a character first introduced in Capcom Fighting Evolution, has joined the Street Fighter 6 roster. She is available now across all platforms, including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Her addition marks the end of Year 3 content for Street Fighter 6 and introduces new game modes like Random Avatar Matches and Avatar Arcade.
‘THE ENCHANTED THIEF’ KUNIMITSU JOINS TEKKEN 8
Bandai Namco Entertainment America Inc. announced that Kunimitsu, the first character for the Tekken 8 Season 3 Pass, is now available. The "Enchanted Thief" will be available for individual purchase on June 2, 2026. Additionally, Yujiro Hanma was revealed as the final Season 3 Pass character at Combo Breaker 2026.
Tekken 8 Really Is Getting Back on Track After a Truly Terrible Start to the Year
Tekken 8's latest patch, version 3.01, continues the positive trend of addressing player concerns following a poorly received Season 3 update. The patch further tones down the controversial Heat system, nerfing specific moves and removing Heat regeneration for many characters, which is seen as a significant win for game balance. Bandai Namco has also introduced new online features like random stage select.
