Whenever I leave the house, I generally take my DS along to keep me entertained. If I don’t remember to grab it, I at least have my trusty iPhone, which isn’t bad for gaming in short spurts. However, neither of them really satisfy my craving for classic Atari games (though my iPhone does have a couple). So what’s one to do when they want some classic gaming fun on the go? You build your own portable Atari game.

Someone has fashioned a portable (albeit chunky) game by taking one of those cheap Namco TV Games and installing it into a new plastic shell with a 2.5” LCD screen. It looks like it took a bit of work, but in the end you can enjoy your favorite Atari games for around two and a half hours off of 4x AA batteries. You can even hook up a charger if you’re using rechargeable batteries. The only downside is the lack of sound support.

A good set of headphones is a treasure for those of us who want the best in gaming sound without disturbing the peace of those around us. On the other hand, a bad set of headphones can really detract from the gaming experience by not staying in place, hurting your ears over time, or simply by being uncomfortable. Having had a chance to test-drive the SteelSeries Siberia Neckband headphones and while they aren’t the nirvana of gaming headphones they still manage to be a cut above most.

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Today I’m going to kick off the first of many reviews here at GamerFront with the Guardian 921 case from NZXT. These guys probably aren’t the first people you think of when it comes to PC cases, but they’re definitely worth a look. This Guardian 921 case isn’t one of their high-end models, but still has the looks and features that will make most gamers happy. Hit the jump for my full review.

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Alright guys, I know there haven’t been a ton of updates lately, but fear not, starting next week we’ll be returning with daily posts throughout the week. We also have product reviews and a few other things in store. Also, in the coming weeks you’ll see some big changes to the overall look of the site, as Apathy has been hard at work with a redesign.