Nothing is worse when you’re on your console and you need to type something into a text box. Suddenly something as simple as typing in your email address turns into a lengthy ordeal. Okay, so maybe it only takes 30 seconds as opposed to 3, but still, it’s an inconvenience. The Xbox 360 had a...

The days of buying a new game, rushing home, popping it into your console and playing it right away are all but gone. Now we have to install games to the hard drive, in order to keep loading times to a minimum during gameplay.

With the PS4’s release coming up in two and a half weeks, I realized that I only had one game pre-ordered that would be available for me to get on that day, Battlefield 4. And let’s be honest, as nice as Battlefield 4 looks on the PS4, it isn’t a first party title. So, in an effort to get...

Let’s be honest, the PS4’s camera carries some similarities to Microsoft’s Kinect. After all, they both contain cameras and microphones to let people interact with the game like something out of Nick Arcade. Those similarities have only gotten stronger, as Sony has confirmed some extra...

One of the nice extras that came with some Xbox 360 models was a little headset. Sure, it was in mono only, but it allowed you to plug it in to your controller and be able to chat with folks and leave voice messages to folks. If you’re planning on getting an Xbox One and were hoping that it would come...

Whether you like it or not console makers as well as publishers are really pushing the “second screen experience”. And admittedly, it’s kind of cool in a way, because with that second screen (often in the form of a smartphone or a tablet)  you can use it to check stats not on the main...

Sony really stole the show last night when they announced a few key details with the PS4. For one, the console was going to have no sort of DRM for games, meaning that transferring a game to your friend is as simple as, well, handing them the disc. They also revealed that the PS4 would have NO required...

  When I say soon, I mean…really soon. It’s looking like this super-charged gaming tablet from Razer will be available for pre-order for either model starting on March 1, 12:01am PT. The base models of the Edge and Edge Pro will start at $999.99, and two additional options will be $1,299.99...