PC, Mac, Console, Mobile or whatever – basically, it is all about gaming and its related peripherals.
ever since the adoption of touchscreen, the biggest gripe known to man is perhaps the lack of tactile touch. under ‘normal’ usage of the phone, this ‘issue’ is nonexistence (we just love to type and swipe, don’t we?) but it becomes more apparent once we get down to typing or playing games. while tactile-feel cravers have their fix with miniaturize Bluetooth…
while some gaming fans are savoring the advanced gaming simulators available to them in the form of race car or aircraft simulator rigs, there is a group of folks working hard to develop one that will make FPS fans happy. we are not talking about complex rigs like the one that appeared on the gadget show or the Novint XIO…
strange as it may sounds but some thirteen years ago, Star Wars: Episode I Racer on Nintendo 64 has a code where users can enter, thus allowing the player to user two N64 controllers to control the pod racers’ engines individually. naturally, would require two players collaborating in harmony…
current slew of tablets are generally geared towards on-the-go web surfing, as well as media content playback (i wouldn’t even consider productivity as its core usage). although, tablets like iPad are not lacking of games, it is not purpose-built for gaming, so to speak. the current tablet is web- and media-first then gaming and in retrospect, there’s no tablet that is game-first, then web…
if you are true PC gaming addict, then you probably want to have a gaming laptop by your side wherever you go cos’ handheld gaming device is never an option. it’s kind of do or die attitude, if you know what i mean. besides, handhelds don’t usually offer titles that PC has. the prerequisites for an on-the-go gaming machine are simple…
do like to play your favorite games late at night or perhaps craving to hear every detail in the virtual battlefield? if the answer is yes, then the Astro A50 Wireless Headset is just what you need. with support for Dolby Digital 7.1 Surround Sound, you will get to immerse in your gameplay, hearing every gunshot, reload, and footstep, and…
when games start appearing on mobile devices such as iPhones and iPads, it was a welcome addition that would eliminates our boredom while we are on the road. as it evolves, our favorite arcade games became available on iOS devices which we dived into it eagerly but as time goes by, we realized we wanted something more. we became frustrated…
let’s be honest: a home brew racing simulator is not even remotely close to the real deal simulator no matter how huge is your HDTV, though it is suffice for folks who has limited budget. however, if you have like six figures to splurge and a reasonable sized game room to spare, then this Benny Drive…
the definition of cool is wide and varied but one thing for sure is, you will know something is cool the first time you set eyes on it. the Ultimate Starcraft II Arcade Stick Controller is one such example. you don’t need to be a huge Starcraft or fighting games fan to know this controller is one heck of a beauty. custom made by one…
you may not know exactly when was Air Hockey invented but one thing you can be sure is, the digitized (and miniaturized) version is invented this year, in 2012. instead of owning a space-consuming, bed-sacrificing full size Air Hockey table, you can now pit your Air Hockey skills with your buddy over an iPad with the iPieces…
the force of Android is not to be belittled. started off as an alternative operating system to Windows, iOS, and the now defunct Symbian OS, it has since propagates to tablet, TV and soon, it might be fulfilling your gaming needs too – that’s if Ouya has its way with its yet-to-be-named Android game console, designed by Yves Behar