Xbox 360

One of the more recent trends in home theater systems is including full on surround sound. Being enveloped by the sound of an action movie has caught on like wildfire, with more and more users hooking up surround sound systems everyday. So, if you can do it for TV and movies, why can’t you do it for video games? That’s exactly what Pioneer thought when they introduced the HTS-GT1 surround sound system. Read more

“He’s at the 10… the 5… touchdown!” Football is by far one of the most popular sports in America, with leagues all the way from pee-wee to high school, to college, to the National Football League. It’s only natural that others would want to take advantage of such a popular pastime. That’s why many football-related video games have been developed, such as ESPN NFL Football 2K4 for PS2, or Madden 2006 Football for the XBOX 360. But just using controllers does not quite replicate the intensity of the game. That’s why Motorola has released the plans for a new Video Gaming Headset X205—to get users into the experience of the game. Read more

Maybe you want to be distinctive. Maybe you want to be able to tell yours apart from your friends. Maybe you have a flair for the creative. Whatever the case may be, Nyko has the solution for you. With the release of GameFace 360, Xbox 360 users can customize their personal box to showcase their personality.

Unlike stickers, which many people use to customize their personal items, the GameFace 360 lets users snap different designs in and out—so your faceplate can change with your mood. The two-piece clear faceplate is part of the package, along with 6 pre-printed designs (to start with, or for those who don’t feel like unleashing their inner artist). 15 blank skins are included for personal customization. The blank plate—or the first part of the faceplate—snaps smoothly onto the Xbox 360, while the clear front plate allows for port access while adding a shiny gloss to the chosen design. Read more