unless you are 100 percent mad about gaming, like all kinds of gaming (and maybe with some entertainment thrown into the mix), you probably won’t be enthralled by the idea of Steam. however, if you do, then you should really get excited by the Valve Steam Controller. mind you. the Valve Steam Controller ain’t your regular controller, first by design and second by the functionality.
mobile gaming on smartphones and tablets has progressed beyond side scroller; today, HD gaming is a reality (and a norm) on the very same device that we used to make calls, surf the Net and check emails. with the iOS 7 this is even more apparent when the updated Apple mobile OS starts supporting native gamepad
Razer is coming fast and strong, and this time round, the company wants fighting game fans of Xbox 360 to get completely serious about their button smashing career with the Razer Atrox Arcade Stick for Xbox 360. do not mistaken the Atrox as ‘just another arcade stick’. it is not. it is designed with modders and
if you are planning to take your FPS gaming experience to the next level, the DELTA SIX Gaming Gun is what you will need. the realism that this gaming gun is going to add to your FPS gaming is obvious: you will be holding on to a realistic looking assault rifle as you gun your way through the battlefield. it was unfortunate that the
official name it does not have, but that doesn’t dispel our excitement over what could be the first-party game controller from a giant electronic maker. showcased at the Samsung GALAXY S IV launch event last week is the Samsung Game Pad, a Bluetooth game controller to complement your Samsung
coffee table other than in a form of a regular coffee table is always cool. in fact, what the form it takes, says a lot about you – the owner. take for example, a cassette tape coffee table points to your musical inclination, while a floppy disk table brings out the computer geek in you. but, if the nostalgic gamer in you begs to be heard
as much as we love caressing our beautiful Retina display of the iPad, the truth is, we do miss the tactile feel of analog joystick when it comes to gaming. this is where a handy solution such as the Audojo iPad Case for Games comes into play: it turns your regular iPad into a Playstation Vita-like portable gaming system
so you own an Android smartphone, tablet and probably having fun with cloud-computing on your Chromebook but your Google’s Android experience is far from complete – at least not without a Google TV or in this case, an Android TV. there is no out-of-the-box Android TV per say but you could turn your regular HDTV into one with this $129.99 ARCHOS TV…
stock Xbox 360’s controller is cool. it functions as it should have and has a pretty well thought out ergonomic but if you are working up your way to the pro gamer status, you will need a controller that has more flexibility and punch to it – such as one like the Razer Sabertooth Game Controller for Xbox 360. the Razer…
touchscreen smartphone gaming is fun but it is not without flaws and one such noticeable flaw is the touch itself. since touch controls share the same real estate as your game, it tends to block out some part of your gaming display which is not good for your gaming experience. this is the part where the PhoneJoy Play game controller for smartphones can…
a pinball gamer controller for iPad seems like a no-brainer but a foosball table for iPad? really? is it even feasible? apparently it is, as proven by New Potato Technologies’s Classic Match Foosball Table for iPad. you heard that right, miniature foosball table contraption designed for the large iPad and though small, it is not lacking in features. the ‘table’ features eight functional…