As we mentioned in our February issue, we count the Xbox 360’s excellent wireless controllers among the very best features of the new system. They eliminate the hassle of tripping over your opponents’ cords when you come back from refilling your beverage, and you don’t have to worry about laboriously coiling cords for storage each
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Gaming keyboards tend to be for just that: gaming. In the past we have enjoyed the Ideazon Zboard with interchangeable keysets, but not for everyday use. The Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard with special programmable “G Keys,” folding LCD panel, and backlit keys worked better for daily use but really wasn’t for someone with a penchant
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The PlayStation 3 comes bundled with a Blu-ray drive, which adds to the overall higher cost of the hardware. By contrast, Microsoft’s strategy is to utilize DVD technology to keep the cost of the Xbox 360 down to $300 and $400 for the Core and Pro systems, respectively. Furthermore, those without HDTVs are not required
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Anyone lucky enough to nab a Nintendo Wii knows how much fun it can be to use the motion sensitive controller to box, golf, strike tennis balls, or just point Link through the brilliant world of Zelda. But it seems that some players are losing their grip on the slick controllers and sending them crashing
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