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Qmotions has been hawking various specialty sports controllers for a while now, but it looks like the company is about to take the next-gen plunge with an upcoming skateboard controller called the Qmotions Big Air for the Xbox 360 — and best of all, Microsoft is going to let the company build official wireless peripherals. That’s an honor Microsoft is pretty hesitant to dole out, but it seems like the ability to wirelessly rip up some Tony Hawk swayed J Allard and co. (We hear Ballmer is a monster in the pipe.) No word on price or game compatibility other than “skateboard games currently on the market,” but look for this one to ollie into your heart sometime later this year. Amazing 1992-style animated GIF of Qmotions’ PS2 XBoard controller, pictured above, after the break.

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