I know this may be a bit old, but I couldn’t help myself from writing this post…

The video game console war goes beyond just usability and specifications…it includes beauty as well.
The Playstation 3 has always looked the best in my eyes. Its shine, color and shape look amazing and seem extremely powerful and worthwhile…

When will the future virtual gaming experience finally arrive?
I am talking about what we see in the movies. The games where your body movement determines the onscreen character’s reaction. When you swing an invisible bat at the right time and see the perfect contact with the ball right on your TV…

Would you like to be Darth Vader’s apprentice? Am I the only one who thinks that the Dark Side just looks a lot cooler? Star Wars is releasing a new game in the Summer of 2008 that will grant you the power of the force, to be used in the amazing ways we have seen in the movies…

I remember that when Gran Turismo 3: A Spec came out for the Playstation 2 many years back, I kept telling myself “how will they even make this game better?”. They have!
Below is a great teaser trailer of Gran Turismo 5, which is to be released for the PS3 in 2008…

We pay a lot for our products and hope they will perform as promised. In case something goes wrong, we depend on the warranties to help us, and in some cases the manufacturers or retailers even attempt to sell extended coverage (for extra piece of mind)…

Imagine watching your favorite movies, playing your favorite video games, watching TV, or even surfing the Internet through a 52 inch monitor in your sunglasses. The image is now literally in front of your eyes for closer and more personal viewing. The involvement is enhanced…you are IN the game or movie…

I am not sure if this was made by a disappointed Sony Playstation fan or a competitor, but I felt it was made with a lot of thought and emotion.
In my opinion, preserving a loyal customer is worth ten times more then finding a new one…

We are familiar with the game console war between the Sony Playstation 3, the Nintendo Wii, and Microsoft’s Xbox 360. While each has its own strengths and weaknesses, they are simply good looking machines…