There’s the tongue-operated MouthPad, and then the Titans Sphere, a bizarre 3D game controller for the PC. It was first released in 1999 by SGRL (Second Generation Research Laboratories, Ltd.) and designed to be comfortable for both left and right-handed users.
As for the design, it boasts two grips, with one being bi-directional and the other being multi-directional, along with four programmable buttons as well as a throttle. The location of these buttons, switches and grips, made the Titans Sphere ideal for various 3D games at the time such as MechWarrior 3 and Quake 2. Most importantly, it is a baseless controller, which means the player can place it on their lap without having to use a hardback book or something similar. One caveat: it retailed for $129.99 USD ($240.64 in 2024).
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