iPad Chopper 2 game uses iPhone as game controller

Magic Jungle Software is developing their iPad Chopper 2 game, which needs the iPhone as the game controller. The iPhone works as a unique control pad for the iPad, where it connects to the iPad via Bluetooth. Tapping on the iPhone screen allows you to control your movements in the game.

The Chopper 2 is the first game being developed and tested which uses the iPhone as the game controller. The game shows a small chopper which is controllable by the iPhone. The game will play on the iPad screen or you can hook up to a larger display such as the HDTV via the TV out of the iPad. The Chopper 2 is the sequel for the Chopper, a game that runs on the iPhone or iPod Touch which has been downloaded for over millions of copies.

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MSI stylish GE600 gaming notebook

MSI has announced a new stylish gaming notebook, GE600. The GE600 is a 16-inch notebook that weighs 5.9lbs or 2.7kg, which claims to be the MSI’s lightest 16-inch gaming notebook to date. The GE600 has been stuffed with a number of powerful components such as the Intel Core i5 processor and ATI Radeon 5730 graphics card, and it’s priced under $900.

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Bayer’s Didget glucose meter connects with Nintendo DS

Bayer has made their Didget glucose measuring device capable of connecting with the Nintendo DS game console like a game cartridge. The main purpose is to get young people especially addicted gamers to always remember carrying out their own diabetes or glucose level testing.

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Psyko 5.1 PC Gaming Headset announced in US

The much-anticipated gaming headset for hardcore PC gamers, Psyko 5.1 PC Gaming Headset has been announced by Psyko Audio Labs, for its availability in the US and Canada today. The Psyko 5.1 headset delivers 3D sound, which allows gamers to stay highly aware of their gaming environment, so they can easily and instantly identify the directions of gun shot, footstep, explosion in the game, allowing for faster reaction time.

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Need For Speed Shift for iPad

Racing game, Need For Speed Shift is now available for the iPad. This isn’t the Shift for iPhone on a larger screen. The Shift for the iPad is a new version that has various improvements including 18 exciting tracks, 28 cars, beautiful physics-based 3D graphics optimized for the iPad, and stronger driving controls, with manual acceleration.

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pCubee – Interactive personal cubic 3D display

The pCubee is an interactive cubic 3D display that allows you to view reactive scenes in 3D. The pCubee could be more interesting to watch or play than any 3D displays or games that you’ve experienced with.

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Nintendo 3DS – glasses-free 3D game console

Nintendo has announced an improved version of their Nintendo DS game console, called the Nintendo 3DS, which allows you to play game in 3D mode without the need to wear any 3D glasses. This 3D game console is slated to be released at E3 show which is to be held in June in LA.

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Nintendo Wii Football controller

The Nintendo’s Wii Football controller was just a patent last year and now it’s become real. This Football controller will surely get some parents worried about their home HDTV screens getting cracked by their kids.

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Digital Storm Black OPS now integrated with Intel Core i7-980X processor

Digital Storm Black OPS gaming desktop computer also has an upgrade, which now lets you have an option to have the Intel Core i7-980X processor extreme edition configured for the Black OPS PC. The Intel Core i7-980X processor is the world’s fastest desktop processor, which allows gamers to run up to 12 parallel computing threads at once.

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NVIDIA 3DTV Play lets you play 3D PC games on your TVs

NVIDIA has announced their 3DTV Play software technology which allows you to hook up your GeForce GPU-powered PC or notebook to a 3D TV for more comfortable and exciting game play.

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