Showing posts with label Gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gaming. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
ROCCAT Introduces ISKU Sizzling Illuminated Gaming Keyboard
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
NINTENDO 3DS sells 371,326 units in 2 days
Nintendo's new hand-held gaming device NNITENDO 3DS which is now available in the market from 26th Feb hits 371,326 consumers in only two days. The best-selling software for the device was "Layton-kyoshi to Kiseki no Kamen", selling 117,589 units.
The 3DS is the NINTENDO DS successor and boasts 3D-imaging that can be viewed without special glasses. These qualities have made the ground-breaking device the talk of the season. Consumers had high expectations for the 3DS, as could be seen in the long lines forming outside of large electronics stores right before it went on sale.
The NINTENDO 3DS was released first in Japan, and should be released in America and Europe in late March.
[Tokyohive]
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Knights Contract [XBOX 360] [PS3]
Release Date: February 22, 2011
MSRP: $59.99
Platform: PS3, XBOX360
Genre: Action
Publisher: Namco Bandai
Developer: Namco Bandai
M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Language, Nudity
Summary:
In a time of swordsmen and magic, Knights Contract follows the twisted tale of Heinrich, an immortal executioner, and Gretchen, a resurrected witch. Once the victim of Heinrich's blade by the order of the game's antagonist, Dr. Faust, Gretchen now has him under her control as the two must work together to rid the land of the supernatural foes who are cursing its people with the black spell of death.
Armed with a razor sharp scythe and explosive witchcraft, players will use these tools with spectacular effects in order to return civility to the land. As players succeed in their journey, they can deal tremendous damage to their on-comers or unleash a gruesome finisher by coordinating the efforts of Heinrich and Gretchen. However, players must also keep a close eye on Gretchen as her mortality is the key to the duo's survival as Heinrich can never be vanquished. It's time to let the combos fly and lay waste to the hordes of darkness with a liberal dose of medieval panache.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
HOON Neo Legend Joystick
This amazing joystick will be available from February 18th,2011, but no word on Pricing yet.
If you want to reserve one, then drop an email to order[at]hoon.fr to get on the pre-order list.
Via: Technabob
Sunday, February 6, 2011
HP Swing: Paving the Way to the New Generation of Computer Games
Computer games seem to be all the hype these days. And if you’re one hardcore gamer, chances are you spend a lot of time in front of your desktop, pressing buttons and punching on your computer keyboard while you’re transported in a virtual world—only to end up with your eyes strained and your back aching after hours of gaming. Not much of a healthy lifestyle, don’t you think? Well, if you really can’t be away from your computer too long but you still desire to live a healthy life, you might want to take a look at the newest from Hewlett Packard: the HP Swing.
The Swing is a motion sensing gaming console that’s offered together with HP Pavilion Desktop PCs. Contrary to the traditional games found on your desktop (which only involve buttons, keys, and your computer mouse), the Swing will give you the opportunity to engage in real life action games such as basketball, tennis, and bowling. When you play using this console, you’ll have to imitate the movements on the game real-life. At the end of every gaming session, you can expect to feel sweaty, out of breath, and with real energy—not the usual lethargic feeling you’ll get after fighting monsters on your desktop by merely clicking on keyboard shortcuts.
The HP Swing comes with seven life-like games for you to enjoy. It also comes with a graphic card for great visuals on your HP monitor.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Sony launches second generation PSP named NGP
Sony has finally showcased the second generation PlayStation portablegaming console.
They have named it NGP on the likes of Next Generation Portable gaming console.
The device is a solid update with pretty impressive hardwarespecifications.
The company said that the games for this new device would focus on several new generation technologies:
Revolutionary User Interface,
Social Connectivity,
Location-based Entertainment,
Converging Real,
Virtual (augmented) Reality
It remains compatible with their PlayStation Suite and would also support older PSP games.
The device comes loaded with a quad core ARM Cortex-A9 processor. Display is 5 inches OLED capable of 960 x 544 resolution. It also featuresdual analog sticks for game control. Network support includes 3G, Wi-Fi and GPS. It also comes equipped with a touchpad at the backside. Sony had also put in smartphone features like accelerometer and gyroscope motion sensing along with a digital compass! There are two cameras as well!
Sony added that this console would support a brand new storage format for games. So they have pretty much discarded UMD.
Sunday, November 21, 2010
Micro Computers announces MICRO series gaming computer
All four models are available now.
Saturday, November 20, 2010
iBUYPOWER Mage XLC M1 AMD-powered Liquid Cooled Gaming PC
As part of the super-cooled XLC (Extreme Liquid Cooling) line of gaming systems, the Mage XLC M1 is an AMD-powered gaming PC that can be configured with an AMD Phenom II X6 1055T, 1075T or 1090T six core processor cooled by Asetek’s maintenance free 240mm large radiator liquid cooling system. The computer also features an 8GB of DDR3 memory, an AMD Radeon HD 5770 graphics card, a 1TB of storage space and the Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium. The iBUYPOWER Mage XLC M1 retails for $1,099.
Razer’s new gaming keypad Nostromo
Razer has just released a brand new, high-end programmable keypad for gamers. Co-developed with Belkin, the Nostromo gaming keypad boasts excellent ergonomics and controls, extreme customizability, and maximum comfort. It features a 16-button Hyperesponse keypad layout, fully programmable thanks to its onboard chipset, driver software and improved user-friendly interface, allowing players to program macros of unlimited length. The eight-way directional thumb pad can also be programmed to be used either for movement or to access auxiliary commands. Players can switch instantly between eight keymaps and up to twenty gaming profiles. The wrist pad can be adjusted for more comfort and the keypad and scroll wheel are backlit to ease gaming in dark conditions.
Price: US $69.99 / €69.99
Available now worldwide
Via: Akihabara
Razer’s new gaming keypad Nostromo
Razer has just released a brand new, high-end programmable keypad for gamers. Co-developed with Belkin, the Nostromo gaming keypad boasts excellent ergonomics and controls, extreme customizability, and maximum comfort. It features a 16-button Hyperesponse keypad layout, fully programmable thanks to its onboard chipset, driver software and improved user-friendly interface, allowing players to program macros of unlimited length. The eight-way directional thumb pad can also be programmed to be used either for movement or to access auxiliary commands. Players can switch instantly between eight keymaps and up to twenty gaming profiles. The wrist pad can be adjusted for more comfort and the keypad and scroll wheel are backlit to ease gaming in dark conditions.
Price: US $69.99 / €69.99
Available now worldwide
Via: Akihabara
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Gigabyte Aivia K8100 gaming keyboard review
Nothing wireless, everything wired to wipe out latency, customizable and programmable macro's, good weight responsive keys and looks that somehow resemble Ferrari's and Lamborghini cars. See the products as tested are offered in a variety of colors, Ferrari Black and Red, and Lamborghini Yellow. Now of course Gigabyte does not admit that they 'lend' that idea from the car makers licensing wise, but ... well you'll see the resemblance.
So the design concept was simple, make a cool looking keyboard targeted at gamers that actually qualifies for gamers in functionality and looks. It should appeal to you and be very functional. Gigabyte certainly succeeded as the K8100 as tested today will at the very least interest you. Functionality and looks is what it's all about with this 69 USD costing, Aivia K8100 keyboard.
Price: $69
Thursday, November 11, 2010
Mouse Computer Launches New Gaming Computer
Mouse Computer Japan announces a new entrant in its G-Tune gaming brand, the NEXTGEAR i800BA8-ATI-SP2. It has an AMD Radeon HD 6870 graphics card with 1GB of video memory, an Intel Core i7-950 processor, 12GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive and a DVD Super Multi drive, with Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit, to make use of all that RAM).
Preorders are being accepted starting today.
Via: Mouse Computers
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Shadows of the Damned : Halloween Trailer [HD]
Title: Shadows of the Dammed
Release Date: TBA 2011
Platforms: Xbox 360, Playstation 3
Label: Electronic Arts
Genre: Action-adventure
Age Rating: M
Release Date: TBA 2011
Platforms: Xbox 360, Playstation 3
Label: Electronic Arts
Genre: Action-adventure
Age Rating: M
Monday, September 27, 2010
Acer Aspire G5900 Predator Gaming Desktop
Taiwan's Acer has presented to the European consumers a powerful new desktop-oriented community of gamers. New feature called Aspire G5900 Predator, built on the platform Intel LGA 1156 and operates under the operating system Windows 7 Home Premium.
housing a new "predator" is executed in black-and-orange color and looks quite stylish, and equipment may include gaming desktop processor Core i5 or Core i7, up to 8 GB of DDR3 RAM and up to 8 terabytes of total disk space (maximum Four SATA hard drives).
Among other things, there is an optical DVD or Blu-ray combo drive (the latter - optional) and a discrete NVIDIA graphics processor supporting DirectX 11 (as a minimum accelerator GeForce GTX 460). In the pre-installed on the computer software package included Arcade Deluxe 4.0, designed to manage multimedia library, including movies, music and photos. Delivery of Acer Aspire G5900 Predator will start on October 15, but it costs from 999 euros.
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