GENKI Shows Manta Gamepad With 2.79 Inch Display At Tokyo Game Show
GENKI is pitching a controller whose screen is large enough to read settings at a glance and whose firmware can be extended through official and user-made mini-apps, which is where the pitch currently rests rather than on the shell.
Reporting from 1 source: 4Gamer.net.
At Tokyo Game Show 2026, GENKI's booth let visitors try the Manta gamepad, a development version running on an RP2350 microcontroller and still on Kickstarter. The pad carries a 2.79-inch IPS display at 428x142 dots and, per booth materials, is expected to support Switch, Switch 2, Windows, SteamOS, iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Vision Pro, with a Japan release planned.
The Manta's selling point on the floor was the screen between the grips. At 428x142 dots it is wide enough to read a settings menu without hunting through submenus, and GENKI says the display is there to keep the UI legible. The rest of the spec sheet is dense: TMR sticks with tilt weight adjustable toward 30gf to 80gf, full-range analog Pulse Buttons on A/B/X/Y, Hall Effect L/R buttons, a 1200mAh x 2 battery target, 3-axis gyro, accelerometer and compass, and voice coils in both handles. Wired polling reaches 8000Hz, 1000Hz over 2.4GHz, and 125Hz over Bluetooth LE.
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