TOKYO - Ascii has revealed its first peripheral for the DC, the first to be made outside of Sega. It's called the Ascii Mission Stick. Its unique control scheme is being called the Analog Mouse Stick. According to Ascii, despite the odd look it's actually quite comfortable and easy to control.
CSK, the parent company of Ascii, announced that it's first DC title, Aero Dancing featuring Blue Impulse, will be compatible with the Mission Stick. The Mission Stick is slated for release in late March for somewhere around 7,800 yen (about US$69). Aero Dancing featuring Blue Impulse will be released on March 4, for 5,800 yen (about $51).
Pictures courtesy Dreamcast Magazine.
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