Archive for the 'Gaming' Category
DIY Component to VGA Adapter
1 Comment Published December 15th, 2006 in Gaming, Microsoft, TV's, TechnologyThe way I connect my Xbox 360 to my LCD Screen, is using Elgato’s EyeTV Hybrid tuner and the EyeTV software. This works fine, however the picture produced is only SD. I wasn’t happy with the way the picture looked, especially on my 17″ Dell Monitor. I looked around the net and I found a [...]
The Logitech MX Revolution: Review
5 Comments Published December 12th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, PC, Technology, WirelessScore: (4/5)
Sadly this isn’t the Nintendo Revolution. It is however a brand new, and fantastic mouse! It’s fast, responsive and uses a laser. The best feature though, not including the fact that it’s cordless, is its scroll wheel. This is a unique wheel which can do both the normal ‘click to [...]
Gaming News in Review: Part 2
1 Comment Published November 14th, 2006 in Gaming, Microsoft, Movies, Noteworthy, PC, Software, TV's, TechnologyPart deux of the gaming news round-up over the last few weeks.
Could the Wii not support game saves to SD memory cards? According to the manual it is, but not according to the console itself. That’s what Joystiq found out. Lets hope Nintendo fix this in time for the release, as we wouldn’t want to [...]
Gaming News in Review: Part 1
Closed Published November 14th, 2006 in Gaming, Microsoft, Movies, Noteworthy, Technology, WirelessWhile I was unable to post during the last two weeks, there has been plenty of gaming news floating around, so be prepared for a awfully long post.
New Halo 3 Info: 1up.com have revealed lots of new information about Halo 3. There will be three different editions of Halo 3, a standard, a collectors and [...]
MacHeist Invites: Get it here
4 Comments Published November 14th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, Software, TechnologyI have seven MacHeist invites to dish out, and I will hopefully get more soon. To those who are unaware, and have been sitting under a rock for the past few weeks, MacHeist is created by the founders of MyDreamApp. The idea is, you follow cryptic messages and use all your geek knowledge to complete [...]
Gaming News in Review
1 Comment Published October 25th, 2006 in Gaming, Internet, Microsoft, Noteworthy, Software, TV's, TechnologyA lot of gaming news has happened while I was away, so I thought I’d summerise it all.
Sony sues games importer Lik-Sang out of existence. Sony originally filed a motion against Lik-Sang in August of 2005 for exporting PSP’s to the UK before the release of the console there. Just last week a high court [...]
I got back from Hungary at around midnight of Sunday. I would have posted news on Monday and yesterday, as it was awfully busy in the tech world, but my copy of Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter arrived in the posted. So I ended playing it pretty much all day. It is a fantastic game, but [...]
Europe to get another PS3 delay? (false)
Closed Published October 13th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, TechnologyAfter all the problems that Sony has stuffed us with, you’d think they’d have learnt by now to get things sorted out in time for the launch. But apparently it seems they haven’t learned a thing. Not only is the PS3 already been delayed for us in Europe, but we are supposed to suffer another [...]
PS3 comes with composite cable and no high-def cables!
2 Comments Published October 12th, 2006 in Gaming, Noteworthy, TechnologyIt seems that Sony has decided to skimp with the cabling of the PS3. It has a blu-ray drive, the Cell processor and a HDMI port, everything needed to view High-def content, except the high-def cable. The latest issue of Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu reports on the cables that will be included with the Japanese [...]
Xbox 360 could get DivX support
Closed Published October 12th, 2006 in Gaming, Microsoft, Noteworthy, Software, Technology, WirelessA Dutch Xbox 360 fan site (X-life) is reporting that Microsoft will be officially supporting the DivX and XviD formats within two months. This means that no 3rd party software will be needed to stream XviD and DivX files to the 360, and presumably, it also means that XviD encoded DVD’s will also be able [...]
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