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Monday, 17 August 2009 13:00 |
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" Reviewing games can be lots of fun and they can be tedious as well, I personally like to finish any game before I review it, and this requires a lot of time to be spent just sitting playing games. Sounds like fun doesn’t it? Not when you’ve got tons of other projects in the works… Adult or Teen games are much easier to review than a games aimed at children as well they’re childish and fairly boring and mostly easy. I reviewed Up for the Wii not long ago, now I’ve got Up for the Xbox360 for review. It’s the same as the Wii but then again it’s not, as expected the graphics are better, and really overall gameplay is batter as well than on the Wii. Sure it’s not interactive like the Wii is, but those interactions the Wii offered didn’t add much to the game really. With the Xbos360 version of the game, I finished it myself and then I let my kids have it to see what their impressions were. My boys are ages 7 & 8, even though it’s rated 10+ they still didn’t have many problems with it and they like it a lot, they play it often together now." - testfreaks.com |
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Monday, 17 August 2009 12:41 |
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Briefing: Eagle Tech are best known from their OEM based external hard drive enclosures and they had a fair few on the market with clear expertise in this particular product range. Recently, they have diversified into the audio market teaming up with Arion to produce a number of affordable 2.0 and 2.1 soundstage speakers. So will the company’s inexperience in this department lead to their downfall or will they be able to continue the standard set with their impressive storage solutions? Today we are looking at the Eagle Arion 2.1 Soundstage Speakers so let’s take a better look… - verdisreviews.com
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Monday, 17 August 2009 12:40 |
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There are a lot of issues with computers that, when not addressed, can lead to either minor annoyances or major malfunction. If your motherboard melts, or your power supply explodes into a fiery ball of death, those are major freaking malfunctions. But what about the minor stuff, like vibration noise issues? There are several options out there to remedy this definite annoyance, but what is worth buying and how much money should you really drop on them? Today, I'm going to review one such device that is meant to decimate your fan vibration issues for good. Acoustifan has provided us with their 120mm Anti-vibration Fan Gasket. - ocmodshop.com |
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Monday, 17 August 2009 12:26 |
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Quote: "The Razer Megalodon Surround Sound Gaming Headset arrived Technic3D. The Razer Megalodon is a 7.1 Surround Sound Gaming Headset designed specifically to incorporate the Razer Maelstrom Audio Engine, making it the definitive headset for gamers today? Utilizing next generation HRTF technologies and a DSP with unheard of processing power see you in the following Rewiew." - technic3d.com |
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