Logitech G13 Gameboard unveiled!

PC gamers can now bamboozle their opponents into submission by either using the Logitech’s G13 Advanced Gameboard or by giving it to their opponent and watching their confused faces as they realise they have no clue how to use it.

It’s a funny-looking controller. Half joypad, half keyboard and mouse, it’ll give you a totally unique way of playing games such as Call of Duty 4 and World of Warcraft – partly because there are already pre-configured settings for those two games. It’s also got three different gaming modes, 25 programmable keys and an analogue stick for old-skool supporters. There’s even an LCD screen to give you stat updates!

How much for this wizard gaming accessory? A cool £75. Okay, that might seem expensive, but isn’t it worth it just to get past that guy who keeps winning at WoW? Yes, we think it is.

(Via The Gadget Show)

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