What do you think about a console with modular controllers?

I'd like to start an electronic entertainment/tech company in a few years. It will start as a social media company, but it will eventually expand to other things, such as gaming. I was thinking I could launch a console with modular controllers. Modular means it's made of multiple parts, and you can customize/edit it by adding, removing, or rearranging parts, which doesn't cause it to break.

There will be one-piece gamepads and split gamepads, each with 1:1 motion sensing (which can be made more accurate by using pose trackers to measure yaw).

You attach these things called modules to the gamepad. Modules include:

- Sets of 4 or 9 buttons

- Number pads

- Joysticks

- Scroll wheels

- D-pads

- Track pads

- Modifier buttons

- Keyboards (maybe, but that might take a little too much space. Maybe separate keyboards would be better.)

There could even be other non-game products for this sold separately, such as finger-tracking gloves, and a VR extension.

What do you think about this? Do you have any feedback? Anything to be added? Anything to change?