Tag: GamerFront
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SupaBoy Gives Handheld Power To Classics
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Ever wanted to play your classic SNES games while on the go? Now you can. How so, you make ask? Simple! Hyperkin has come out with a new hand held device they like to call, “SupaBoy”. The most interesting part of this little hand held game-boy wanna-be…
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Review – Razer Anansi MMO Gaming Keyboard
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Razer is well-known in the world of PC gaming, mostly for their keyboard and mouse offerings. You can’t hardly have a conversation about such peripherals without the company’s name being brought up. Well today we’re going to take a look at their latest keyboard offering, the Anansi.…
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Review – Raptor M3x Gaming Mouse
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net When I first saw this mouse I wasn’t too impressed, compared to other gaming mice it was lacking the initial wow factor that draws you to it. The M3x offers an on the fly DPI adjustment, however you must pick between eight predetermined settings (no customizing here).…
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Review – Cyber Snipa Sonar 5.1 Championship PC Gaming Headset
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Last we were lucky to receive the Sonar 5.1 Championship PC Gaming Headset from Cyber Snipa. I was fortunate to be able to take this headset to the past LAN War at Indiana University and really put it through the gauntlet so-to-speak. After a long tandem of…
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Review – Roxio Game Capture
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net About a week ago we posted an article about Roxio’s newest gem in the hardware industry, the Roxio Game Cap device. The device makes it very possible, and simple, to record your console gameplay (whether it be PS3 or Xbox 360), save it on your PC, edit…
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Review – New Xbox 360 Controller With Transforming D-Pad
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Every so often, video game companies revamp their controllers. They change the color, add a few dollars to the price, and release them with a moderately sized ad campaign. But, more often than not, the “new” controller offers very little difference and ends up falling flat. Not…
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Review – Rude Gameware Fierce Gaming Laser Mouse v.2
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Rude Gameware isn’t the most well-known brand in PC gaming peripherals, but they are trying hard to make a name for themselves. They’ve recently released an update to their Fierce Gaming Mouse, dubbed v.2. When looking at the two, you can tell that they have made quite…
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Sony Announces Game Save Cloud Storage For PS3
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net It seems that Sony decided to be awesome and announce that the PS3 is going to start using cloud storage for its PlayStation Plus subscribers. The cloud will allow gamers to upload all of their saved game data to the network with 150 MB of storage. Starting…
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Review – Killzone 3 (PS3)
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Since Killzone’s first appearance back on the PS2, the game has sucked me in. I fell in love with the storyline, particularly the Helghast, and the admiration continued. I was fortunate enough to be able to pick up Killzone 3 on launch day, and I have been…
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Review – Bulletstorm (Xbox 360)
This post is syndicated with permission from GamerFront.net Ah, Bulletstorm. Needless to say I was more than excited to pick up this new shooter from Epic Games and People Can Fly. Ever since the game was mentioned in Game Informer it started building hype, and now that I’ve been able to play through the game…