With one keypress (Z board key) and a couple mouse clicks on their website you can use any Zboard with any preprogrammed game. I don't have every game out there, but I have not ran into any game, even brand new that is not supported. I bought the original and a couple of add-ons, but in the future I will use the generic keyset and just download them, the only downside is that the keys are not labled for the specific game.
I have been using ESDF for a long time. One additional benefit is the placement bump or nipple on the F key, so that you can "feel" when you are on the right placement without glancing at the keyboard. It is funny how people just cannot adjust to moving everything to the right, but that is how it is with politics too.
That said I do have one of these keyboards, Zboard, and I do really like it. At a local LAN we have extra computers setup for "guests" to play and they can easily sit down and play even if they have never played a specific game.
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With one keypress (Z board key) and a couple mouse clicks on their website you can use any Zboard with any preprogrammed game. I don't have every game out there, but I have not ran into any game, even brand new that is not supported. I bought the original and a couple of add-ons, but in the future I will use the generic keyset and just download them, the only downside is that the keys are not labled for the specific game.
I have been using ESDF for a long time. One additional benefit is the placement bump or nipple on the F key, so that you can "feel" when you are on the right placement without glancing at the keyboard. It is funny how people just cannot adjust to moving everything to the right, but that is how it is with politics too. That said I do have one of these keyboards, Zboard, and I do really like it. At a local LAN we have extra computers setup for "guests" to play and they can easily sit down and play even if they have never played a specific game.