The World’s First Blindbox Collectible Controller Shipping Now Worldwide with the Official Attack on Titan™ Series!
Drakong™, a leading L.A. based gaming hardware company dedicated to creating next-generation gaming hardware that offers players a deeper, more immersive connection to their games, announced today that the PixelByte Controller, the world’s first line of fully functional, blindbox collectible gamepads, is officially shipping globally today.
Tiny in stature yet built for serious play, the PixelByte redefines mobile peripherals by pairing an ultra-portable footprint with full console-style functionality. Featuring an integrated keychain loop, the controller clips easily to bags, backpacks, key rings, and belt loops, making it an everyday carry essential for gamers, travelers, and blindbox enthusiasts alike.
The PixelByte collection launches today with its debut licensed collaboration: a seven-design blindbox run featuring legendary characters and icons from the critically acclaimed anime, Attack on Titan™.
Despite its pocket-sized silhouette, the PixelByte delivers broad multi-platform performance. Built with universal Bluetooth® connectivity, it pairs seamlessly with iOS™, Android®, PC, Nintendo® Switch™ 1 and 2, and Linux-based platforms. Gamers can remap button orientations, including D-pad-to-analog toggles, shoulder triggers, ABXY layouts, and engage a dedicated Turbo Mode for rapid-fire inputs.
When gaming wraps, the controller transitions effortlessly into daily life. With a flick of a toggle, Productivity Mode turns the PixelByte into a pocket-sized presentation clicker, hotkey commander, and media remote for phones and computers. Between tasks, tactile silicone membrane buttons and its ergonomic loop double as a desk-side fidget companion.
The Attack on Titan PixelByte Controller range is available today and is available from Amazon for an incredible MSRP of: $24.99 / €24.99 / £19.99.
For more information, and to purchase the PixelByte Controller , please visit: https://www.drakong.com/products/attack-on-titan-pixelbyte-blind-box