Square Enix and Taito Announce FFXIV Dawntrail Gaming Peripherals
Square Enix and Taito have unveiled a new line of Final Fantasy XIV gaming peripherals inspired by the Dawntrail expansion. The collection features a wired mouse modeled after Solution Nine Regulators, which shifts from red to blue to indicate activity status. Three matching mouse pad designs are available, depicting Arcadion Raid bosses such as Black Cat, Wicked Thunder, Dancing Green, Red Hot, and Deep Blue.
These items will be distributed as prizes in Japanese arcades starting at the end of October 2026. While availability outside Japan is not officially confirmed, retailers like Aitai Kuji are accepting pre-orders for worldwide shipping.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “New FFXIV Mouse and Mouse Pads Reference Regulators and The Arcadion Bosses”
Key facts
- Release date
- End of October 2026
- Platform
- PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch 2
- Publisher
- Square Enix
- Developer
- Taito
Tags
- #Arcadion
- #Dawntrail
- #Final Fantasy XIV
- #Gaming Peripherals
- #Square Enix
- #Taito
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