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Dealzmodo Irony: Free USB Dancing Gamepad, from Kraft
Kraft, the company that I exclusively associate with the oh-so-fattening (and delicious) mac & cheese, has this odd deal on their site. They are giving away a free DDR-style dancing pad for the PC and free copies of the DDR knock-off, StepMania. They do want you to pay shipping, which is $6, but that isn't too bad for a fun game that could work off pounds and pounds of mac & cheese. More »
peripherals
WOLFKING FPS Keyboard Game-Pad
Similar to the Wolf Claw keyboard, this WOLFKING NV Green Warrior lets you keep a bunch of keys close to your left hand for easy access during FPS games on the PC. There's the standard keys that the left hand usually has access to on a standard keyboard, plus all the function (F1-F12) keys arranged in a circle. More »
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Elecom Fancy Pants USB Pad
Retro, chic, stupid, fashionable, all of the above? The JC-U1906T gamepad from Elecom is essentially all of that. It has a nice NES controller feel but with worse buttons that seem to be labeled in some kind of unknown language. The only buttons that are understandable are "Auto" and "Clear" and everyone knows those buttons are crucial for PC gaming. This might be a good pad if you are a emulator whore who really needs to feel retro-like, but for anyone else, just stick to a traditional gamepad, or better yet, the Xbox 360 controller. More »
peripherals
Ideazon Fang PC Gamepad Reviewed (Verdict: No More Futzing For Keys!)
Similar to the MERC Keyboard for Gamers, this gamepad is an add-on to your current keyboard to allow you to map custom key commands to an easy to reach location. More »
gaming
Feet On: Fitness J-Mat From XaviX
Some things are a joke. The J-Mat "gaming system" from XaviX along with all their other "gaming systems" are probably the epitome of the word "joke". First off, their company name sounds like the next pill that will get your johnson up from Merck. The J-Mat is basically a toned down 1988 Nintendo Power Pad. The graphics that go along with the game are on par with NES and the gameplay is downright horrible. John forced me onto the J-Mat to try it out so you won't have to. The game was something about Jackie Chan and how he runs through a city doing absolutely nothing. You have to run in place until you find some random sign in the road. When you find the sign, you jump over by jumping in place. Woohoo. Real fun. Other feats included going around the sign, under the sign, and not running into the fucking sign. Oh, and at random times, Ninjas popped out and you'd have to slam your feet down on the pad to kill them. Do yourself a favor and avoid anything made by XaviX. You'll thank me later. More »
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