New DSi Colours For Japan
By: C. Rossi | February 25th, 2009
With the rest of the world waiting for the release of the DSi, the third incarnation of the Nintendo DS, Japan have already been awarded a little present. New colours for the DSi.
Game/Blu-Ray Fusion
By: C. Rossi | February 11th, 2009
Blu-Ray is one of the Playstation 3′s strongest selling points, a Blu-Ray player alone is around 3/4 of the price of a PS3. But with the PS3, you get a games console and more thrown in. With the prices of stand alone Blu-Ray players slowly declining ,and Sony refusing to make a price drop, it was only a matter of time before they did something to fix it.
Street Fighter IV: Grab Your Gear
By: C. Rossi | February 9th, 2009
With Street Fighter IV only 10 days away its essential to be prepared. And the best ways to prepare are with equipment and training. So grab your wallets ladies and gents. We’re going shopping.
Launch day Xbox 360′s no longer under Warranty
By: Gabe T | February 1st, 2009
Xbox 360′s purchased on Launch Day will no longer be under the warranty starting Feb 2nd. This means anyone that purchased their Xbox within the first month should start counting down and pray that if they do get a RROD, they should get it now.
Rant: Damn You Microsoft
By: David Rhinehart | January 20th, 2009
Out of this generation of consoles we constantly give praise to the Xbox. It has the best online service, the best line up of games, the best interface. For the most part I agreed with this statement up just until I was given the task of setting up a brand new Premium Xbox 360 console along with a Gold Xbox Live membership. It was after finishing this task the only thought running through my head was “Damn You Microsoft.”
IPTV on the Xbox 360 still a possibility
By: Iren Tavil | January 12th, 2009
A recent article on Gizmodo suggests that the IPTV function for the Xbox 360, which was announced a while back in 2007, is still a possibility according to some recent leaks from the CES. David Zatz from ZatzNotFunny.com was able to get some information on the current state of the Xbox 360 IPTV. Read more… »
Guitar Hero: World Tour Review
By: Josh | January 9th, 2009
Deciding which plastic instruments deserve that place in your living room? Think Rock Band is too much of a party game? Are you really into old rock and metal? Then Guitar Hero: World Tour (GH:WT) might be the game for you. With classics like Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” and The Eagles’ ”Hotel California” to new stuff like “Scream Aim Fire” by Bullet For My Valentine and “What I’ve Done” by Linkin Park the game has a decent variety of music to jam to.
If you buy the “complete band game” you get one guitar, drum set, and mic to play with. All the instruments are well built and fun to play and they all work for Rock Band as well. The instruments in the package are great but the game…not so much.
Xbox 360 IP & NAT Guide
By: Adam M | November 27th, 2008
This guide is made to help you set up your Xbox 360 with a static IP address. There are certain things you have to edit under the Systems blade and Network Settings. Now you ask your self why do I want to use a static IP. Well you don’t have to, but there are advantages to using a static IP, like port forwarding and such. Also included is a video on how to Open NAT.
HDTV Guide: Gaming in High Definition
By: Adam M | November 21st, 2008
This guide is to show you how HDTV works and how to get the best video and audio you can get out of your home theater. The guide will show you, what the cables are and their benefits, also how to hook it up, so you can be ready to enjoy your high definition gaming, movies and music. If you have any further questions please feel free to PM and I will do my best to answer your questions and help you out. Let’s begin!
