Growing up, I probably spent more time playing “Mario” games than doing homework or playing outside, the Mario games were probably the best things since sliced bread. Our love for all things Mario never died and this Mario Question Mark Block Lamp is an awesome way to take you back to your childhood. Read More →
Microsoft and LucasArts have joined forces the force and have just unveiled a limited edition Xbox and Kinect bundle at Comic-con. These guys know there are enough nerds and geeks in North America to make this work and you better believe people will be camping outside the doors of stores to be the first to purchase this.
The package will include a RD-D2 themed 320 GB Xbox 360 game console featuring sounds from the Star Wars films, a Kinect sensor in white, and a golden C-3PO themed Xbox 360 wireless controller. This nerdy package will also have a copy of “Kinect Adventures” as well as a copy of “Kincect Star Wars”. The Star Wars game for the Kinect will allow the gamer to experience what Jedi training is and how to use the Force all without any controllers or devices on hand. Read More →
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I must be living under a rock or something, because I wasn’t even aware that Futuremark (makers of the popular PC benchmarking suite) was in the games biz. Futuremark studios has just released their first in-game trailer for their game, Shattered Horizon, which is an FPS set in space with full range of movement via space suit jet pack type dealios. Check out the trailer for yourself… the graphics are amazing, & the possibilities for in-space fighting and movement definitely got me drooling.
Via Fudzilla
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ATI Radeon HD 5770 and 5750 reviews have hit all the usual places today.
Although these cards may not blow your socks off, all the reviews seem to indicate that they’re not at all shabby. These two new video cards are part of ATI’s value line starting at $109 and $159, respectively.
Check out the full reviews here:
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Nintendo has release system update version 4.2 for the Wii and it seems it’s purpose is to do nothing more than cripple homebrewed systems. The update will remove the homebrew channel, as well as the most important couple of cIOS’ most homebrewed Wiis might have installed. The guys over at WiiHacks are already talking about some quick fixes for those that accidentally upgraded their already hacked systems to 4.2, but buyers of new systems with the 4.2 update already installed may have to wait a short while before hacking up their new toy.
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