XXLGaming writes, "We take some time to check out the new controller accessory from Xwerx. It promises to minimie fatigue and cramping when playing etended videogame sessions. While it takes a little to get used to the feel, it actally is pretty confortable. Check out our review."
Design it, and you’ll become $10,000 richer! At least that’s what ExtendPlay is hoping for in their just announced $10,000 Design Challenge. XtendPlay is asking gamers to try out their product and then provide their input on what changes they would like made to the design and help improve on it. The design that is chosen will have the opportunity to win up to $10,000.
Written by Joseph Caballero - I’m sure most gamers have dealt with the dreaded “Gamers Claw”, the sensation of cramps and strained joints in your hands after an excessive amount of gaming. The only remedy, play less, but who really wants to do that? Luckily there is a product that will allow you to play hours on end without the need to take breaks because of aching hands. In fact, this very same product even fixes the many problems that gamers come across, like sweaty palms and discomfort when playing. Over the course of almost three weeks and literally hours of gaming, I took XtendPlay down through various tests. To my surprise, the results were far beyond what I had expected from the product. This review will challenge the surmise that XtendPlay can “improve reaction time”, “increase accuracy“, “increase precision”, and “enhance stability and control”. What you will find is that XtendPlay delivers what it promises, and you will find yourself playing better than before.
What is the purpose of this thing? I read the review but I sound like a waste of money.
The purpose of XtendPlay is stated in the first paragraph. XtendPlay can “improve reaction time”, “increase accuracy“, “increase precision”, and “enhance stability and control."
Harlock still out, Andy and Kimerex talk about Witcher 2, CD Projekt Red and their announcement at E3 2011, Thor and Naked Gamer Parties.
LOL, it reminds me of that NES fingerboard thing.
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That's...different.