Tassei Denki Shows G'AIM'E LITE And G'AIM'E PRO Gun Controllers At Tokyo Game Show 2026
Tassei Denki is rebuilding the internals of its gun controller to remove the latency that the first-generation unit showed during monitor recognition, and the LITE and PRO prototypes are the form that fix takes.
Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).
Tassei Denki is exhibiting two prototype gun controller systems, G'AIM'E LITE and G'AIM'E PRO, as reference exhibits at Tokyo Game Show 2026 alongside a playable demo of its current AI-equipped G'AIM'E. The LITE uses a built-in gyro sensor and wireless operation. Lower-priced Family Pack and Economy Pack versions of G'AIM'E are planned for around November, with pricing still being adjusted.
The new prototypes keep the first-generation gun shape but replace the internal structure. The company says the change targets latency that occurred on the existing G'AIM'E and improves ease of use and precision. G'AIM'E LITE carries a gyro sensor tuned for gun handling and runs wirelessly; G'AIM'E PRO is shown alongside it.
The booth, a joint exhibit with Pioneer in Hall 6 at C03, is themed after an army camp tent and also runs a playable demo of the current G'AIM'E. Package samples for the Family Pack and Economy Pack are on display while pricing is adjusted.
- G'AIM'E LITE: prototype gun controller with a built-in gyro sensor and wireless operation, shown as a reference exhibit
- G'AIM'E PRO: prototype gun controller system shown as a reference exhibit
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
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- GAME Watch (Impress) AIガンコン「G’AIM’E」がさらに進化。新技術搭載で超低遅延「ガンバレット」が遊べるように【TGS2026】