moimate is bringing its whole Rushbox leverless controller family to Tokyo Game Show 2026 (TGS 2026), and this time visitors can try every model before deciding. The Japanese input-device maker will run a “Rushbox Demo & Store” booth at 10-E18 inside Makuhari Messe, until September 20 (previously until September 21, but due to weather forecast, the last day was cancelled).
moimate – Tokyo Game Show 2026
All Four Rushbox Leverless Controllers in One Booth
Four models are on display and on sale, each built around a different priority. The moimate Rushbox Click is the flagship, tuned for response speed with a 0.3 mm actuation point. Rushbox 2 puts customisation first, Rushbox Lite 2 weighs flexibility against price, and Rushbox Mini is the compact, lightweight pick that the company positions as the easiest first leverless at JPY 16,500 (around PHP 6,600).
The booth is set up for hands-on comparison rather than a spec sheet. Visitors can work through each model’s button layout, switch feel, size and weight on the spot, then pick the one that matches how they play. The Rushbox range was designed around the small frustrations of fighting games, so the gap between the four models is mostly about feel and layout rather than headline numbers.
A Limited-Edition Collaboration and a Look at What’s Next
The company is also selling a limited-time collaboration model at the show. The Rushbox Mini collab with fighting-game VTuber Amayadori Nageki pairs an illustrated top panel with matching button caps, and it is available as a booth purchase for the run of the event.
Alongside the four retail models, moimate will display prototypes of new Rushbox products still in development, giving players an early look at where the line is going.
moimate frames itself as a maker that connects people and digital devices, and its catalogue reaches past fighting games — the CreatorPad one-hand device for creators and a line of DIY keyboard products sit alongside the Rushbox series. For players in the Philippines, the Rushbox leverless controller range is sold through the moimate online store, which takes overseas orders, with full details on the official moimate site.
Ahead of the show, other exhibitors are lining up their plans too, including ONEXPLAYER’s full TGS 2026 lineup.
Ram Ronquillo
Ram found his love and appreciation for writing in 2015 having started in the gaming and esports sphere for GG Network. He would then transition to focus more on the world of tech which has also began his journey into learning more about this world. That said though, he still has the mentality of "as long as it works" for his personal gadgets.
View all articles →
