So it's legit after all. Not that there was much doubt to Logitech making a new drum kit for Guitar hero 5 (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii) though. Those who enjoy a good in-game rocking out might be interested in the drum kit, now that it has been confirmed to be for real.

A slip up at the Codemasters community forums led to the "unveiling" of the new Logitech G27. The Community Manager mistakenly listed in the G27 as part of the controllers and wheels list that  DiRT 2 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, DS and PSP) supposedly supports. Predictably so, the post was immediately edited, but not before one determined reader, Homerfreak, took a screencap of it for proof.

If anyone knows the daddy market, it'd be Amazon. Yeah, trust them to know what your dad will appreciate for Father's Day. In line with their Father's Day sale, Amazon is offering a couple of PS3 titles (and and a Logitech racing wheel peripheral) for the certain few cool gaming dads out there. Hit the full article to check out what you can get for your dad on Amazon.

Nope, that's not a Guitar Hero or Rock Band brand guitar. That's from Logitech, and it's for the PS3. Yup, that's a wireless guitar controller right there, perfect for those high-jumpin' rockin' good time. No guitar spins for you on this one, though.

This one's a solid confirmation. Troy Petersen, Global Product Marketing Manager for Gaming Products of Logitech, have confirmed firm and square that they are indeed coming up with a PS3 Blu-ray controller. First uncovered by Engadget yesterday, seems like there is now no other way to go but admit guilt.

Looking for the ultimate wheel to drive your hot rides in Polyphonic Digital's upcoming racer Gran Turismo 5 Prologue? Logitech just might have the thing as they let the Driving Force loose right on GDC 2008. Full details on this new accessory after the jump.

It's time once again for another holiday deal for you guys. Amazon is offering the Logitech Cordless Precision Controller for the PlayStation 3. The original price is US$ 39.99. How low can it go? Make a guess and check out the new price in the full article.

Around a month ago, Bethesda announced a Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) perk making contest, and 17,000 entries made their way into the Bethesda gaming vaults, hoping to become the next Fallout perk. Well, Bethesda has announced the winner of its Fallout 3 perk making contest, and we can certainly tell you right now... it's not us!

Find out who won after the jump!

Here's an example of serendipity: a guy who lost his PlayStation 3 controller (never mind why, we don't know either) used a PC controller and it "worked perfectly." This was confirmed numerous times in the PlayStation 3 forum thread where it was first posted.

The controller he used was the Logitech dual action game pad. It's also been noted that this "discovery" has been discovered before by other individuals but some might not have caught whiff of it yet. At least now, you know you have an alternative in case you lose your controller (never mind why).

Note that it won't have the same functions as the DualShock 3 or the SIXAXIS controllers if you try it for yourself though. Here's the PC controller in action on the PlayStation 3:

  

For UK's more hardcore racing game fans, we've got something you might be interested in. Playseat has just announced that they will now be marketing their Playseat Evolution chair for your local market. As compared to other gamer chairs you've probably encountered, this chair is built with the resident racer in mind, and currently hosts these features:

• Folding racing seat
• Fully adjustable oval piping steel construction
• Available in White or Black colour options
• Compatible with all major consoles are supported including: Playstation 2, Playstation 3, Wii, X-Box, X-Box 360 and PC
• Compatible with all electronic steering wheels and pedals including the new Logitech G25 (gearshift holder required - see image above right)
• Other accessories available
  

Interestingly, Playseat Evolution is also a sponsor of the Dutch A1 racing team. In fact, the chair has been tested by all of the team's drivers. The chair currently retails for £ 239 (US$ 326.50).