Mad Catz has recently started shipping its $50 Trigger headset for Xbox 360. It is quite similar to the previous variant, the Detonator, offering stereo sound via a wired connection. However, this one comes with fewer features, as it does not have the Selective Voice Monitoring functionality and it has smaller 40mm drivers. More »

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Microsoft are set to launch an app for Windows Phone called the Xbox Companion app, which allows users to search, learn more about as well control Xbox Live Marketplace on the Xbox 360 just from the handset. More »

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The Kinect unit for the Xbox 360 has been very popular since its release and now a certain company is hoping to use a similar system for movie theater seats allowing the audience to move along with the movie. More »

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Turtle Beach has revealed the Ear Force PX3 and Z6A headsets. The Ear Force PX3 will work wirelessly while offering 18 interchangeable audio settings and supporting additional presets that you can download straight from Turtle Beach. The Turtle Beach PX3 was specially designed to work with Sony PS3 owners, but it will also work well with an Xbox 360. This is also the first Turtle Beach headset that will boast a rechargeable, ten-hour battery. More »

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More new Xbox 360 headsets are now on the market – this time from Razer Chimaera. They claim that this new product “kicks Xbox gaming immersion into overdrive”. Razer produce some outstanding products. Xbox 360 is continuously growing, and Razer are looking to expand the quality of their products for the platform. More »

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When you think about gaming news in the past few days, it’s all been about the Xbox 360 Kinect. Of course, we know it’s Microsoft who bought out Kinect, but according PrimeSense’s CEO, Inon Beracha, Apple were in fact the first to receive a potential deal, but due to their “crippling” legal deals and non disclosure agreements, they lost their potential stake. More »

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The Xbox 360, one of the most popular gaming systems, has just had a upgrade. Ben Heck has created a new Xbox 360 laptop, meaning you can play games practically anywhere you want. Ben Heck has said the device has a internal power supply and is pretty quiet. More »

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From Finalfantasy14players: During Day 2 of the New York Comic Con, I was fortunate enough to sit down with Sage Sundi (Global Online Producer at Square Enix) and Yasu Kurosawa (North American Online Producer at Square Enix). We went through a lot of different topics about various rumors - PVP, summons, airships, XBOX 360 version - and addressed some of the main complaints about the game - UI, anima regen rate, storyline, etc. The most important thing I gather from talking to them was that they listen to a lot of feedback from players and that Final Fantasy 14 should be enjoyed at a well-moderated pace. They want you to stop and smell the roses once in awhile or rather stop and marvel at all the various unique details in the game. Onto the interview: More »

5. Major Xbox 360 news –the Halo Reach bundle is $399, new slim console with 4Gb storage $199, and Kinect with console package for $299. More »

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Come September 14th, Halo Reach drops, and Microsoft is cashing in with a special limited edition of the slimmer Xbox 360 in matte silver, with a 250Gb drive, two wireless controllers, and the game for $399. More »

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The Kinect sensor by itself with Kinect Adventures game is going to cost what we have feared, $149.99 in November. Microsoft’s redesigned black Xbox “slim” will be released in a 4Gb capacity version in matte instead of glossy for $199.99 on August 3rd. Last of all, $299.99 buys gamers a Kinect bundle, along with the aforementioned Xbox console for $299.99. More »

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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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Either pay $620 for a fully customized Xbox 360 (slim) like the monstrosity that I have pictured, or send in your own and fork over only 245 clams for its paint-job. Included is one sexy blue wireless controller. More »

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