Forget gaming mice optimized to within an inch of their life to be as light and high-performance as possible. Set aside PC controllers sculpted for comfort and equipped with thumbsticks tuned for precision. What you actually want is an awkward-looking gaming mouse that can split into two cramped controllers, and that uses a touch pad instead of a scroll wheel. Right? As utterly proposturous as that premise sounds, that's exactly what a startup called Pixelpaw Labs is looking to build to compete with the best gaming mouse and best PC controllers in the world. It sounds so utterly barmy that I think I might need to get one. Maybe, just maybe, it's the best innovation in gaming mice since, well, the Logitech Superstrike that launched a few weeks ago.