Charge Station Quad for Sony PS3 Move controllers

The Sony PlayStation Move controller was just officially announced a couple of days ago but a charging station, called the Charge Station Quad has already been made ready for the Sony Move. The Charge Station Quad is the product of Nyko, it’s able to charge up to four Move or navigation controllers simultaneously.

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New Xbox 360 confirmed for $199, with Kinect as a bundle

An official source says that Microsoft has confirmed the new Xbox 360 to be coming in the fall with a price of $199. This new Xbox 360 is meant to replace the current version, $149 Arcade, which is no longer in production.

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OnLive – gaming in the cloud launched in the US

OnLive – the online gaming service that allows you to play any game titles anywhere and use any computer, have announced their launch in the US. This online gaming service defines itself as “gaming in the cloud”, is different from conventional gaming, which you don’t need a separate game console and you can use any computer to play anywhere as long as you’re connected to the Internet.

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Plantronics outs GameCom 777 headset with virtual Dolby 7.1 surround sound

Plantronics has announced a new gaming headset called the GameCom 777, which comes with Virtual Dolby 7.1 surround sound. This headset is compatible with both PC and Mac platforms and it comes with a USB connector that allows you to connect to a single USB port of your computer.

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Sony PlayStation Move motion controller gets official

Lots of good gaming gears have been announced at the E3. The Sony PlayStation Move motion controller has also been officially unveiled at the E3, bringing motion control capability to the Sony PS3 game console.

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Nintendo 3DS officially announced

The Nintendo 3DS has been officially announced at E3. The game console looks pretty similar to the previous DS models, weighs 230 grams and comes in dimensions of 130mm x 74mm x 20mm.

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Microsoft Kinect gets official, introduced by Cirque du Soleil

The Microsoft Kinect technology has been introduced and demonstrated at E3 in LA by a company called Cirque du Soleil. The Kinect was previously known as Project Natal, which is a technology that makes use of a camera to capture color and depth information. And through this, it’ll be able to track the movement of the whole body.

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MSI unveils full specs for the MSI GT660 gaming notebook

The MSI GT660 is a notebook made for gaming and it was first introduced back in February but full specs have just been unveiled by the company. The MSI GT660 notebook has a 16-inch HD screen and is the first to include MSI’s Turbo Drive Engine+ (TDE+); which is claimed to double RAM, CPU and graphics performance with just a press of button.

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Appular unveils HTML 5-based Hand of Greed iPhone game

The iPhone 4 has been announced with overwhelming activities. But it’s not 4G, has no 4G (LTE/WiMax) network support, which might have given you some disappointment. Anyway, putting aside the iPhone 4, lets look at a game that has been launched for the iPhone by New York-based Appular – Hand Of Greed, it’s the first game title that offers HTML 5-based demo version for the iPhone.

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Adidas’ Augmented Reality sneaker as a game interaction device

Adidas has developed some high-tech sneakers that have been integrated with augmented reality technology. These AR sneakers will be best used as interaction devices for online games or social networking apps.

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