technology

Looking for a swanky new 3DS XL to play Pokemon X and/or Y on? Why not a Pokemon-branded console?

Steel Series’ latest is an in-ear headset with a memory foam twist that’s great for tunes and games alike.

CompuExpert has announced the next gaming mouse in their Sharkoon series of peripherals- the Drakonia Black.

A4Tech’s newest mouse packs a punch with three levels of customization and ‘ultra’ high levels of sensitivity.

AOC’s Cinematic UltraWide Display can source stuff right from your Android smartphone, display two completely different things at once and it’s on sale for a limited time.

Peripheral maker Razer sure doesn’t do any resting on the proverbial laurels, that’s for sure. Hot on the heels of the Razer Edge tablet, the company has a pair of stunningly thin gaming lappys ready for you to drool over.

Tony Stark would be proud- Marvel Comics has relaunched their website as an adaptive page that conforms to any size screen.

Part righty, part lefty – all gaming mouse.

Deck out your iPhone in your Star Trek: The Next Generation uniform of choice with Power A’s new lineup of cases.

Microsoft has entered the arena with its newest monster, the Xbox One.

Just like the real R.A.T, only smaller. And wireless.

It’s been a long strange trip for Skullgirls on the way to Xbox Live.

According to the NPD sales charts, the Xbox 360 led the pack with 130,000 consoles sold, holding 42% of current gen console sales in April.

Fitness and health website  The Daily Burn has partnered up with Internet Explorer through the Xbox to  bring pretty much any workout you can imagine right into your living room.

One of the new ‘micro-consoles’ coming to market in the near future, the GameStick from PlayJam sends Android games to the big screen in HD.

Is the OUYA massively outdated before it even hits retail?