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So this is just a quickie following on from yesterdays review of the Orb wireless PS3 controller. When I received that controller I also received 2 packets including some little plastic bits which are apparently PS3 trigger enhancers and some rubber nubs.
The trigger enhancers were easy enough to snap onto my ... [»]
The Wii’s motion-controlled gaming (and to a lesser extent since the release of Playstation Move, the PS3) has afforded profiteering purveyors of perplexingly pointless plastic periphery the prospect of peddlling their preposterous products. If you thought Microsoft’s Kinect – which is free from controllers of any sort – would be spared all manner of unnecessary accessory - you’d be wrong. Very, very wrong. ... [»]
Granted they are not as bad as someone trying to charge $50 for an extension cord but asking you to fork out $29.99 for cheap plastic accessories for your Move is akin to legalising Stupid Tax.The Move is being marketed as the core gamers motion controller so for the love of all things good in ... [»]
For obvious reasons the PlayStation Move is constantly being compared to the Wiimote and now with the arrival of Move accessories the comparisons are only going to get stronger. First up we have the Move gloves Followed closely by the Wii gloves which are obviously entirely different ... [»]
While we were in Los Angeles, we made a mission to go and find one of those Best Buy stores that you hear so much about.
If you don't know what a Best Buy is, it's basically a massive store (think Game, Makro or Hi-Fi Corp) but dedicated to nothing but electronics, gaming, ... [»]
In what has to be one of the most unexpected bits of news this week, Polaroid, the company famous for their instant cameras and to a lesser degree sunglasses and lenses will be entering the video games market. Beginning next month, Polaroid will begin shipping a large range of video games accessories across all platforms. So that’s a thing that’s happened, apparently. Polaroid will release a series of accessories, including Wii sensor bars, ... [»]
For the love of all things covered in delicious milk chocolate, this exists. Peripheral and accessory makers CTA Digital have announced and released the a Sniper Rifle Gun for Wii – which includes a removable stock and barrel, magazine tube, sniper scope, and stand. All of which are completely devoid of any functionality. The scope even, is purely for cosmetic purposes, because it’s “not intended for gaming accuracy.†The gun has ... [»]
Remember the HD Wars? Yeah, you know – the one where Sony insisted on outfitting their console with a Blu-Ray drive, while Microsoft backed Toshiba’s HD-DVD, even releasing an HD-DVD accessory for the Xbox 360? That worked out particularly well for them, didn’t it? Since the HD-DVD ship sunk, Microsoft have been heavily punting digital distribution of HD content, categorically stating that in no way, shape or form might the ... [»]
Now for those of you who aren't aware, MadCatz is one of the world leaders in their respected field. 'What field?' you ask? Well basically they create, innovate, manufacture and distribute tons of controllers, peripherals and other accessories for PC, Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360 among other things.Well in lieu of the launch of highly anticipated FPS, Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2, the mad cats at... well you know where I'm going with this... well they seem to think that ... [»]
So, the first time that you ever played Mario Kart on the Wii with that funky little plastic white wheel, you thought to yourself "Man, if only I had one of these for my PS3 then my life would be complete!", right?Yeah, me neither, but the truth is that it's mostly only because we were still mesmerized by the ... [»]
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