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Ben Wilson

HyperX made a Hit Box-style leverless fight stick with native Xbox compatibility and TMR sensors — it's (obviously) drift-proof and customizable with 3D printers

HyperX Clutch Tachi promotional image showing the fighting controller with RGB buttons on a virtual fighting stage.

Fans of fighting games who choose Xbox (or PC) as their platform of choice should celebrate today, as HyperX reveals the Clutch Tachi, its RGB-laden, leverless arcade controller at CES 2026 in Las Vegas. It's easily missed, as its jaw-dropping 34-inch 360Hz curved QD-OLED monitor is mostly stealing the show.

It might look like a random collection of colorful buttons at first glance, but the "leverless" part of its name explains why — there's no stick. It's extremely similar to the popular "Hit Box" options for eSports-grade fighting gamers, which divide movement controls into individual buttons.

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