GRAPHT Command Trigger for PC Thin Leverless Controller Announced
The announcement pairs a tournament-focused thin leverless controller with a hot-swap switch design and four Street Fighter 6 collaboration models, giving fighting game players a keyboard-friendly option aimed at input speed.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
GRAPHT, a brand by MSY, announced the GRAPHT Command Trigger for PC, a thin 17-button leverless arcade controller developed with keyboard brand Akko. It is 23 mm thick, features 1.8 mm stroke switches, supports 8,000 Hz polling, and includes a 2-inch LCD and jog dial. Four Street Fighter 6 collaboration models are available. Standard model pre-orders open September 17, release October 23 at 16,980 yen. Collaboration models pre-order same day, release December 10 at 19,800 yen.
The GRAPHT Command Trigger for PC measures 23 mm thick and uses key switches with a 1.8 mm stroke, a figure chosen after testing a range from 2.3 mm to 1.6 mm to balance accidental inputs against input speed. The switches were developed jointly by GRAPHT and Akko, and the board supports polling rates up to 8,000 Hz, sending inputs to the PC roughly once per millisecond.
Beyond the standard model, four collaboration designs with Street Fighter 6 were announced, illustrated by Petan and Kanyaku. The main unit carries a 2-inch color LCD and an aluminum-machined jog dial on the left side for button settings and profile switching. A hot-swap spec allows replacement with mechanical switches other than the dedicated ones, and a cable lock mechanism guards against USB cables being pulled out during tournaments. The layout is close to WASD operation for keyboard players making the switch to a fighting game controller.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.