[TGS2026] Try the Latest Controllers Like “G7 Pro” All in One Place! Hands-On with “Esports-Grade” Gaming Gear at GameSir Booth

The gaming device brand “GameSir” is exhibiting in Exhibition Hall 2 at the Tokyo Game Show 2026. At its booth, located at “02-C17,” the brand showcased its latest gaming gear—including controllers for PC and Xbox—and set up a hands-on demo area where visitors could try out the products for themselves.

• "GameSir" Official Japanese X Account

• Amazon.co.jp Product Purchase Page

• "GameSir" Official Website

Controllers are essential items for hardcore gamers. Factors such as the feel of the joysticks and triggers, the shape of the grip, and the button layout all influence comfort during gameplay and can directly impact the outcome of a match.Precisely because it’s difficult to make a decision based solely on specs and product photos, the GameSir booth—where you can compare a wide range of products side-by-side—is a must-visit spot for finding the controller that best suits your playstyle.

GameSir’s latest lineup, ranging from PC to Xbox, is all in one place

The booth features a wide range of products, from flagship models equipped with the latest technology to popular series.The lineup included the “Tarantula 8K PC,” “Tarantula Pro for Xbox,” “GameSir G7 Pro,” “GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC,” “Nova Vision,” “Delta X7,” “Turbo Drive,” and more—a full array of models chosen by professional gamers.

The “GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC” is an esports-grade wireless controller designed specifically for competitive PC gaming.It supports a polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz via both wired and 2.4 GHz wireless connections, ensuring that button inputs are reflected more directly in FPS and fighting games that demand rapid responses.

The joysticks utilize the TMR system, prioritizing high precision and durability, and support precise aiming with 4,096 levels of resolution. The triggers allow you to switch between smooth analog input and fast-responding microswitch input, so you can choose the control feel that best suits the genre, from racing games to shooters.

The “Tarantula 8K PC” is a wired controller designed for the competitive gaming scene, prioritizing control speed and aiming precision. With a maximum polling rate of 8,000 Hz and a low-latency response time of 0.25 ms, it ensures that your inputs are quickly reflected in the game.

The second-generation GameSir Mag-Res TMR sticks deliver both smooth operation and durability against drift. Equipped with dual-mode triggers, micro-switch ABXY buttons, a 6-axis gyroscope, and nine remappable buttons, it supports configuration via GameSir Connect.Weighing approximately 180g and designed without a motor for haptic feedback (vibration), this model is aimed at PC gamers—particularly those playing FPS games—who require precise customization.

The “Nova Vision” is a high-performance wireless controller equipped with a 0.96-inch LCD screen on the unit itself, allowing you to check and adjust settings right at your fingertips.The Hall-effect stick allows you to adjust the resistance within a range of 30–80g, letting you tailor the feel to your preferences—light and responsive for precise aiming, or firmer to minimize accidental inputs.

The triggers can be switched between analog and microswitch modes, and the controller also features two rear buttons and a gyro sensor. It supports three connection methods—Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, and wired—and features such as macros, rapid-fire, and vibration can be finely tuned via GameSir Connect and the GameSir App.

The “Delta X7” is GameSir’s first leverless-style controller designed for fighting games. It features an 8,000 Hz polling rate, a touchscreen display, and the ability to switch input modes on the fly.

It offers a high degree of customization—you can adjust input sensitivity by changing button orientations or attach joysticks to suit your preferences, allowing you to pursue “the best setup for you” through a wide range of options. Customized settings can be displayed on the small screen, and thanks to its portability, it should prove useful when bringing it to tournaments and other events.

There’s also an official “Fortnite” collaboration controller for mobile!

Unveiled at the Tokyo Game Show, the “GameSir G8+ Fortnite Edition” is an official ‘Fortnite’ collaboration retractable mobile controller. It supports smartphones, tablets, and the Nintendo Switch with screen sizes ranging from 110 to 215 mm, delivering a console-like control experience with full-size sticks and buttons.

It features hall-effect sticks and triggers, a 6-axis gyro, rear macro buttons, and vibration functionality, and its faceplate, stick caps, and ABXY buttons are all interchangeable. It also supports customization via the GameSir App.Four designs were on display at the booth: the “Mecha Team Leader Edition,” “Victory Royale Edition,” “Peely Edition,” and “Fortnitemares Edition.”

Each model comes with exclusive in-game emotes and gliders. Beyond its functionality, the unique appeal of these collaboration models lies in the ability to choose your favorite design and enjoy the world of *Fortnite* right at your fingertips.

Daily Giveaways and Cosplayer Performances

The GameSir booth will host daily giveaway events for visitors throughout the event! Cosplayers will also make appearances to liven up the booth alongside product displays and hands-on demos. Check the booth announcements on the day of the event or the official X account for details on prizes, how to participate, and performance times.

An Interview with GameSir’s Community Manager: The Passion Behind the Control Experience and Their Perspective on the Japanese Market

After trying out several products at the venue, you’ll want to learn more about where GameSir focuses its attention when designing controllers. So this time, we spoke with GameSir Community Manager Leo Liu about everything from the one model he’d recommend to first-time users, to measures against stick drift, the goals behind high-polling-rate products, and the company’s outlook for the Japanese market.

――For someone experiencing a GameSir product for the first time, which model would you recommend they try first? Please choose from the products on display at the TGS booth.

Leo: It depends on the platform and genre, but if you’re familiar with Xbox consoles, I’d recommend the “G7 Pro” series. For those accustomed to PlayStation consoles, it would be the “Tarantula 8K PC.” Both offer high-precision performance and support competitive players.

――GameSir bills itself as the “Anti-Stick Drift Expert” (from its official international X account). Why did you choose this slogan?

Leo: Right now, in the game controller industry, “ensuring stick stability” and “hall effect” technology are the mainstream trends. At GameSir, we want to use these technologies to protect gamers from “stick drift,” and we chose this slogan to clearly convey that message.Since this is a brand concept we hold dear, every controller we’re showcasing at the Tokyo Game Show firmly upholds the principle of “preventing stick drift.”

――In the Japanese market, what user demographics and aspects of gaming culture do you see as having particular potential? Please also tell us what areas you plan to strengthen moving forward in terms of products, support, sales, and community initiatives for the Japanese market.

Leo: GameSir released the “G7 Pro” series in 2025 and launched the “Tarantula 8K PC” in 2026.The “Tarantula” series has received particularly positive feedback from *Apex Legends* players, and as a result, GameSir controllers have gained even more attention in the Japanese market. In that sense, we are currently focusing on the *Apex Legends* community.

We also plan to expand our lineup of controllers designed for fighting games, such as the “Delta X7,” in the future, so we want to pay attention not only to the FPS community but also to the fighting game community. We hope to continue collaborating with pro teams, players, and tournament organizers across various genres.

A feel that’s immediately apparent—the perfect fit for you

The appeal of the “GameSir” booth lies not only in viewing the latest models but also in being able to hold them in your own hands, compare how they feel, and discover the control feel that’s right for your gameplay.With a wide range of gaming gear on display—including the “Tarantula 8K PC,” “Tarantula Pro for Xbox,” “GameSir G7 Pro,” and “GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC”—the venue serves as an excellent starting point for choosing a controller for PC or Xbox.

When choosing a controller, the deciding factors often come down to how it feels in your hands—whether your fingers naturally find the buttons, whether you can focus on the game, and whether it makes you want to play just one more match.If you’re looking for a high-precision gamepad that’s just right for you, why not stop by Booth 02-C17 in Exhibition Hall 2 at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 and try out GameSir products for yourself!

• “GameSir” Official Japan X Account

• Amazon.co.jp Product Purchase Page

• “GameSir” Official Website