The Gamecube was not my favorite console of all time, but I certainly did enjoy it. As far as portability goes, is was pretty small and could be packed easily, but this mod makes what was once small, even smaller. Dubbed the Sly Cube, this slimmer Gamecube will give you the ability to take it with you...

If you remember back to last year, we reviewed one of the craziest-looking headsets on the market from Psyko Audio. What made this stand out so much were the five speakers located on the top of the headset, with copper pipes running to each ear cup. At the time, I said that the were “probably the best...

Any and every console player who owns an iOS device will often get games for their iPhone, iPad, or iTouch. The only problem that we face is the difficulty of switching from a controller to an awkward, thin, glass surface that has no real button definition other than visually on the screen. Not only will...

Fans of the Metal Gear Solid series will appreciate the new accessories for Nintendo’s 3DS from Hori. The company is releasing a new themed set of accessories for the handheld in celebration of the Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D title. With these items you can help prevent yourself from lying naked...

A lot of us like to have not only form, but function as well. If you want to be Batman, then everything you own has to have both abilities, and in a compact enough device that it will fit into your utility belt.

GameStop posted some pre-order listings for some PS Vita memory cards last month, and their pricing was really off-putting. These prices ranged from $30 for a 4GB card to upwards of $120 for a 32GB card. The PlayStation blog has posted the official pricing on these memory cards, and it’s a bit better...

There comes a time in the life of each hardware generation where you have to consider whether its wiser to upgrade now, or put it off until the next is out. Such is the case with Intel’s CPU lineup. The Sandy Bridge processors have been out for almost a full year, and the release of the first Ivy...

With the new Radeon 7000 series on its way soon, we’re all eagerly waiting to find out just how the new 28nm processing technology is going to stack up to what’s on the market right now. We could start seeing official reports as early as the end of the week, but why not jump the gun with some...