The Logo For This Android-Powered ‘Warchief’ Console Is Strangely Familiar

Today I became aware of a Xiaocong’s “Warchief”, a gaming console designed for the Chinese market. The machine makes use of an NVIDIA Tegra K1 chip, running Android as an operating system. Nothing too out of the ordinary so far — it even looks like a Wii, if it decided to venture to the Dark Side for the Force. Except for the Horde logo slapped on the front, which Blizzard may have problem with.

Israel-based Extreme Reality just put out a motion control peripheral for the console, pushing the Warchief into the news last week. I couldn’t go past the logo though, which looks pretty much like the Horde symbol used in Blizzard’s Warcraft franchise.

Here’s the original (via Wallpapers Wide):

And a close up of the console’s logo:

Are they identical? No, but it’s close enough that Blizzard might want to have a few words with Xiaocong, the manufacturer. Given the name of the console is “Warchief”, I first assumed some sort of official link or cross-promotion between the two entities, but a search online turned up nothing.

Oops.

Extreme Reality Partners with Xiaocong Networks and Qihoo 360 Bringing Motion Control to New Android-Based Warchief Console [PR Web, via Liliputing]


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