Nintendo has released its new line of the Nintendo ds, the Nintendo DSi. The Nintendo DSi comes with a larger screen and a built in digital camera at 640×480. Nintendo has ditched the GBA slot which is a real pain but have made the screen 17% larger in size which is what we all want.
In an attempt to cater to the fanatical gamer in us all, Logitech has abandoned the kidney shaped, ergonomically designed mouse of the past and instead decided to bring the radically shaped G9 to market. It would seem that outside of the new shape, Logitech has built a monstermouse using bits and pieces from their incredibly popular G series of mice. Back are the adjustable weights for those who like the feel of a weightier mouse. Gone are the wireless capabilities of the G7 because nothing pisses you off more than marking up a frag on account of your dead battery.
On the face of it, not much has been added to the Nokia N96 to distinguish it from its predecessor, the N95 8GB (which beefed up the memory and changed the colour of the original, silver-clad N95).
This time the sleek black livery’s the same, but the memory has been expanded again to 16GB – and you also get microSD card expansion for bumping that up further (something the last one was painfully missing).
If you’re just getting into DJ-ing and audio production, the world is probably passing you by. You’re seeing sound cards and software and all sorts of gadgets. Well if no one’s told you yet, you’re going to need a pair of headphones you can trust. Something that’s comfortable and has great sound. But with all the brands out there like Sennheiser, Shure, BeyerDynamic and many more, how do you choose a pair you can trust?
By now you’ve heard of Capcom’s late ‘07 surprise announcement, Street Fighter IV, the game that promises to end the decade-long Street Fighter drought. This is the game that hopes to rejuvenate the 2D fighting scene that peaked during the Street Fighter II era, and has steadily dwindled since. Not an easy task for SFIV producer Yoshinori Ono, a longtime Capcom veteran who previously worked on Shadow of Rome, Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams, and most significantly — in relation to SFIV, anyway — SFIII: Third Strike, among others. In case you haven’t read Electronic Gaming Monthly’s exhaustive breakdown exclusive first look at SFIV (and you should, since it discusses a lot of peripheral material we won’t cover here — in stores now!), we offer this recap and our impressions of the game as we know it thus far.
Phil Nolan, a profesional 3D modeler and animator, got inspired to make a Nintendo DS 2 mock-up and wish list and sent us his cool version of this dreamed-up third iteration of the Nintendo DS. It looks so yummy inside that I want to get it out for a date: