A cheap and easy way of expanding the capability and enjoyment you derive from your PlayStation is to purchase some shooting games and a gun controller. There's a reason that the very first Nintendo bundle systems came with light guns: Shooting games are terribly fun. Which of these great light guns for the PlayStation 3 do you like the best?
There are three great options for you if you are a gamer, the question is, which console is right for you? Will you opt for the Nintendo Wii and a more interactive style game, or the graphic power of the Playstation 3, or the online gaming capacity of the Xbox 360?
Sony has announced its plans to try to catch up with Nintendo’s lead on motion sensing controllers. The day after Microsoft announced Kinetic (also known as Project Natal) Sony has debuted the PlayStation move a wireless motion sensing controller.
The PlayStation Move like Nintendo’s Wii controller uses two controllers. The Move Motion Controller features a large orb on the front of the controller. This orb... read article
Sony Japan is scheduled to launch it's new DVR/TV tuner for the PS3 on March 18th at $110. Once connected via USB, the torne allows users to record TV programs to an external HDD (or the Playstation's) and view them later on. Another feature is that a user will be able to view recorded programs using the PSP and WiFi network.
Nintendo Wii, the low price solution. The Playstation 3 with features of Playstation and Playstation 2. The Xbox: with the gadget for new console by Microsoft.
James Cameron's Avatar is the number one movie for one reason alone, 3D. Unlike other movies that appear in 3D Avatar did not use it for special effects. Cameron used 3D to create the luscious backgrounds on Pandora that we all came to love. Instead of the usual flash effects it was like we were looking directly into a real world. Since Avatar's release last winter the demand for 3D has sparked a technology... read article
Great way for Nintendo to make money, after all, people walk every day
Konami has launched a new Nintendo Wii game called "Walk it Out!". The objective of the game is to walk(!) within the game's world. The more you walk, the more complex the world gets.
