Gaming chairs are no different, although lately they have also begun to come in pink, in an attempt to appeal to this bewildering new demographic called "women". I was expecting the Pikachair to be macho, too, despite the wee rodent being a chunky little idiot that definitely looks more like a baby bunny than a gun — and my aesthetic sensibilities really tend more towards the cute and cuddly. Proof of my "cute and cuddly" sensibilities, but also of my devotion to Pikachu — Image: Nintendo Life The Chairizard, for reference — Image: Secretlab / Pokémon / Creatures inc. / Nintendo / Game Freak inc. What does that mean comfort-wise? Well, if this is your first gaming chair — or heavily customisable chair of any kind — what that means is utter confusion, at least for the first few hours. There are, in total, eleven knobs, buttons, and levers that can adjust your experience, and none of them are labelled — you'll need to consult a guide to figure out what they do, as well as where they should be to fix your awful lumpy spine.

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame. You see, gaming accessories are generally very macho, as evidenced by my "Bazooka" graphics card and my "Republic of Gamers" PC, as if everything should be named after guns and war lest it invalidate someone's delicate sense of masculinity.But this is also an all-new chair for Secretlab, and although I have no previous version of the chair to compare it to, I do have a list of new features: My idea of what counts as "classy" might be a little warped, but I stand by what I said — Images: Nintendo Life New year, new chair