Kojima Productions has teamed up with exoskeleton maker Dnsys to release a limited-edition model inspired by the highly anticipated 'Death Stranding 2: On The Beach'. This collaboration is not only a creative nod to the game, but also offers users enhanced lower-body strength and stability.
The Dnsys Z1 Exoskeleton Pro - Death Stranding 2 Limited Edition boasts features reminiscent of the exoskeleton worn by protagonist Sam Porter Bridges in the game. The device comes equipped with lights that indicate its battery level, much like those seen in-game, providing an immersive experience for fans.
But what makes this exoskeleton truly unique is its ability to mimic the game's load-balancing system. By offloading up to 200 percent of a wearer's body weight from their knees, it helps protect the joints and adds significant power to steps, making the device ideal for those with mobility issues or who simply want an edge when carrying heavy loads.
The exoskeleton is said to offer over four hours of continuous support and features "intelligent gait control" to improve balance on stairs and uneven terrain. It's reported that users will instantly feel up to 44 pounds lighter during vertical movements, making the device a game-changer for those seeking enhanced mobility and stability.
While the price of this limited-edition exoskeleton is yet to be announced, fans can expect it to fall within the same ballpark as the regular Dnsys Z1 system, which costs $1,500. To make matters more exciting, the company will also be hosting a giveaway for those looking to score the device for free.
The collaboration has been described by Kojima Productions as the first between an exoskeleton maker and a game studio, showcasing the potential for innovative partnerships in the gaming industry.
The Dnsys Z1 Exoskeleton Pro - Death Stranding 2 Limited Edition boasts features reminiscent of the exoskeleton worn by protagonist Sam Porter Bridges in the game. The device comes equipped with lights that indicate its battery level, much like those seen in-game, providing an immersive experience for fans.
But what makes this exoskeleton truly unique is its ability to mimic the game's load-balancing system. By offloading up to 200 percent of a wearer's body weight from their knees, it helps protect the joints and adds significant power to steps, making the device ideal for those with mobility issues or who simply want an edge when carrying heavy loads.
The exoskeleton is said to offer over four hours of continuous support and features "intelligent gait control" to improve balance on stairs and uneven terrain. It's reported that users will instantly feel up to 44 pounds lighter during vertical movements, making the device a game-changer for those seeking enhanced mobility and stability.
While the price of this limited-edition exoskeleton is yet to be announced, fans can expect it to fall within the same ballpark as the regular Dnsys Z1 system, which costs $1,500. To make matters more exciting, the company will also be hosting a giveaway for those looking to score the device for free.
The collaboration has been described by Kojima Productions as the first between an exoskeleton maker and a game studio, showcasing the potential for innovative partnerships in the gaming industry.
. The load-balancing system? Game-changer, fam! I mean, who wouldn't want an edge when carryin' heavy stuff or dealin' with mobility issues? 
And the price? Not bad at all for what you're gettin'. $1,500 might be steep for some, but hey, it's an investment in your health and well-being, right? 
I'm hyped to see how this exoskeleton will make a difference in people's lives. It's not just a gadget, it's a tool for empowerment! 
Can't wait to get my hands on one (or maybe even win one through that giveaway 
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. 200% of your body weight off your knees? That's like having an extra leg or something 
. but for real, it could be a game-changer for people with mobility issues or those who just need a little extra oomph when carrying heavy stuff 
! like who wouldn't want to walk around with an exo-suit inspired by Death Stranding 2? it's not just a cool cos-play accessory, but a legit wearable tech that can actually help people with mobility issues 
. the fact that it's got load-balancing and intelligent gait control is genius 
. and let's be real, who wouldn't want to feel 44 pounds lighter while walking? 
. can't wait to see what other sick collabs this company comes up with! 
. I mean, $1,500 is steep for something that's supposed to make your life easier? It's like they're trying to rip people off. And what's with the 'limited edition' label just to justify the price hike? Just a bunch of hype to get gamers excited... and it'll probably sell out quickly because people are stupid enough to fall for this marketing nonsense 
I'm low-key obsessed with how it mimics the game's load-balancing system and provides real-life benefits like protecting joints and adding power to steps. 
It's insane that users will feel up to 44 pounds lighter during vertical movements! 
The price point might be steep, but if it's in the same ballpark as the regular Dnsys Z1 system ($1,500), it's still a pretty sweet deal! 
Let's keep our fingers crossed for that free giveaway tho! 
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) with this limited-edition exo inspired by Death Stranding 2 - On The Beach 
. Price point aside, this collab is all about innovation & pushing boundaries 
. Giveaway sounds like a win-win for fans 
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! I gotta say, who wouldn't want to feel like Sam Porter Bridges from Death Stranding 2 
. I think it's kinda awesome that they're making it accessible to fans, even if it means it's a limited edition and pricey 
. Can't wait to see what other innovative stuff comes out from this collab! 
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? but for real tho, if i needed something like this, i'd totally cop it 
! Can you imagine being able to walk like Sam Porter Bridges from Death Stranding 2? 
Plus, the lights on the exoskeleton are such a cool touch - it's like they're straight out of the game! 
The giveaway is also a great idea - I'd love to win one for free! 
. the giveaway sounds like an awesome bonus too! 
I'm literally freaking out over this collab between Kojima Productions and Dnsys!! 
Intelligent gait control and making users feel like they're walking on clouds?! Mind blown! 
$1,500 might be steep, but I'm willing to splurge for this masterpiece. The giveaway is a nice touch too... fingers crossed I win one!!!