- The new NEO S wireless controller will receive a special edition version commemorating the 30th anniversary of Hellboy
- The indie comic’s success includes a movie, games, merchandise, and more.
- First created in 1993 by Mike Mignola, Hellboy features the titular BPRD agent.
The new NEO S wireless mobile controller is set to commemorate the anniversary of the indie comic Hellboy with a limited edition controller. The NEO S line, compatible with Switch, PC and, of course, mobile, was first announced earlier this year with a range of dynamic designs that set it apart from some of the more subtle variations in the mobile controller market. The NEO S Hellboy Special Edition controller features a light blue and red color scheme overlaid with creator Mike Mignola’s iconic artwork.
Hellboy was first created in 1993 by artist and writer Mike Mignola. It features the titular character, a demon believed to trigger the apocalypse, who is adopted by the BPRD, a paranormal research agency of the U.S. government. Contrary to his appearance, Hellboy is a rather heroic figure and has featured in films starring Ron Perlman and David Harbour, as well as numerous games, comic book series, merchandise and much more.
Raising Hell
We’re not going to lie and say that Hellboy is some sort of mobile gaming icon, but you have to admit that the design is pretty neat. It’s also nice to see mobile gaming peripherals that aren’t just bland duo-chrome designs, although we’ll have to wait until we get a good handle on the device in the future to see how well it holds up when you i actually plays a game instead of watching it.
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As for games, do you need something to play this weekend? Why not check out our list of the 5 best new mobile games to try this week? We’ve got major indie hits and hidden gems to try.