Today’s unique USB features The Wedisk Flash Drive! Basically, it is a USB modeled after the famous Wii Remote controller. More »

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From Wirebot: Last month we launched a giveaway of consoles and games through our Wirebot Back to School Console Giveaway. That giveaway has since ended and now it’s time to announce our two lucky winners! Of the top users in the US, Canada, and the UK these are the winners: More »

From Wirebot: Now that school has started for everyone, it’s probably safe to say that your life will be a little less enjoyable with tons homework, papers, and exams re-entering your life. Well, we here at Wirebot feel your pain and we’re going to try and ease that suffering - by giving our most dedicated users a free game console + game! Ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce to you, the Wirebot Back to School Console Giveaway! Read on for the details. More »

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It was recently reported (by Pocket Gamer) that Nintendo and Nokia had worked together on research and development for a proposed phone-console hybrid while Nintendo was doing early research for the DS, but it was rejected after being shown to the Nintendo board of directors. In other words, Nintendo’s board of directors prevented the company from producing what would most likely have been an unsuccessful product (re: Nokia’s N-Gage). More »

Probably just a case of new gadget hysteria, but Microsoft’s redesigned Xbox 360 is hot commodity. It was long overdue for a complete revamp. Sony came out with its cheaper to produce PS3 Slim eons ago, and aside from shrinking the graphics and CPU die on the Xbox motherboard, Microsoft had done nothing since now. More »

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I have outlined my reasons for believing that both/either the Xbox 360 Kinect and/or Playstation Move are/is going to fail epically, yet some of the same arguments for failure can (paradoxically) be used to suggest that one or both will succeed. More »

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Four years after Nintendo’s Wii, which was laughed at by its competitors but has sold over 70 million consoles, Sony and Microsoft are hopping aboard the motion control bandwagon. Come this autumn, the Playstation Move and Xbox 360 Kinect will fail and prove that the Wii is lightning in a bottle, never to be caught again. More »

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Unlike Sony, whose console does not hinge of the reception of its motion controller Playstation Move, Microsoft’s Xbox 360 future seems to be tied firmly to Kinect, whose specs, now revealed, are wimpy. More »

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For a limited time, Dell is slashing prices by upwards of 30% on select products. Save 20% on a white core Nintendo Wii system for $159.99. More »

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Every week, there are thousands of tech news and gadget stories. We will spare you the dross and apprise you of the most important information. Here is the filtered version of this week’s happenings. More »

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In a strong response to Kinect, Sony has declared that the Playstation Move is going to be available in Europe on September 15th and North America on the 19th. Pricing defeats Kinect and is as follows: the motion controller is $49.99, while the navigation controller is $29.99; the Move Sports Champions bundle that includes the PlayStation Eye, the titular game, and the Move is $99.99. Additionally, Sony is selling the PS3 console with the Move together for $399.99. More »

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Fears of “Project Natal’s” high price turn out to be well founded. Ebworld is taking pre-orders for the Xbox 360 motion sensor add-on at $150, which is roughly twice the cost the Playstation Move! Microsoft has announced 15 launch titles, and at least five of them are full priced at $60 per pop. More »

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A few nights before the grandest video games extravaganza (E3) on Earth commences, Microsoft has popped the cork early and unloaded “Project Natal,” now (sadly) named “Kinect,” for a press event. More »

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A “trusted” EDGE “source” has tipped Microsoft’s Project Natal for an October 26th (give or take a few weeks) release with a price of $149 and $299 for an Xbox 360 Arcade bundle. More »

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In a possible presentation with the American Heart Association, Nintendo could be holding an event on Monday to announce its Wii Vitality Sensor, which is an add-on device that attaches to the Wii-mote and monitors the player’s heart-rate. Nintendo showed the sensor last year and promoted it as a gadget that encourages casual play and tells gamers to slow down if the action becomes too intense. However, the sensor’s potential as exercise equipment is more compelling. More »

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