Previously, we posted that the Hudson Caravan would be rolling into a Japanese town near you. The big yellow bus will be selling t-shirts and Hudson's button pressing device. Calling the "Shooting Watch," it resembles a Famicom controller and first went on sale in 1987. Only 10,000 of these are being produced! The Shooting Watch measures how many times buttons can be pushed in ten seconds as well as displaying time and doubling as a stop watch. That male model showing off the Shooting Watch? Why that's Hudson's Takahashi Meijin, who can press buttons at an alarming 16 pps (presses-per-second).
Hudson Button Machine [IT Media]