Does The Playstation 3 Have Overheating Problems? by Darren Lintern
For Sony things weren't looking so great going back to the Tokyo Games Show in September 2006. Sony was unveiling their eagerly anticipated new PlayStation 3 games system, and the demo units were spluttering and dying left and right. This was essentially bad news considering the recent recall of... With batteries exploding and the new PlayStation console choking away, many investors decided to pull out. ... At that time, Sony's share price dropped 2.75% Now, since the release of the PlayStation 3 console late last year, how many machines have been over heating?

Why Rent Video Games by Atil Erturk
Have you ever spent your hard-earned money on a video game that failed to provide hours and hours of fresh entertainment? Did you get caught up in the hype of a popular new release, preordered the title, and it sadly didn't live up to your expectations? ... In the world of gaming, Playstation, Xbox, and Gamecube have produced an assortment of action-packed, strategy-filled, and simulation fun that have captured the attention of video game users across the world. ... If the thrill of a game is gone once you've conquered all levels, then video game rental testing is the best approach to take...

Evolution Of Mobile Gaming Industry by Abhinav Vaid
From the time in memorial, the earliest games were anything but flexible and responsive. In fact, they were based on fixed algos with extremely limited options. Its been a couple of years, when the Desktop PC’s had started penetrating/entering Indian customers. ... Along with Mobile Games, the new generation of PlayStation and Xbox are aspiring to get launched soon. ... Exploring new innovations, in wireless as well as in gaming. ... Carriers would also play a role, which would again be mostly market driven(GSM?

Reasons to Start a Wireless Network by Lee Asher
As far as I'm concerned, wireless networks would have to rank as one of the best inventions in history. They really are the best thing since sliced bread. I mean, really, bread is easy enough to cut yourself, but have you ever tried to wire up a network? ... It's far easier to play online with a wirelessly connected Xbox or PlayStation 2 than to have to connect it to your modem every time. ... I know plenty of people in rented apartments who had to keep their network confined to one room until they went wireless.

Video Games Are The Future by Adam Archer
*Thirty Five Years Ago The fledgling video game business was struggling to make a name for itself as it competed with toys, playing cards and board games for customers. The early games like Pong, Pac Man and Donkey Kong were very basic in terms of technology, and they had very little creativity... Kids and adults alike are playing Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and Nintendo Wii games more than ever before and the industry itself is getting bigger and bigger every day. ... Recently, many new online gaming services have been introduced.

Playstation 3 and the Blu-Ray DVD Drive by Darren Lintern
The Playstation 3 console now comes equipped with the Blu-Ray DVD Drive. This is intended to aid the graphic and home entertainment options for the user. This is a new concept that most buyers are unlikely to be familiar with. However, Sony believes that once everyone starts using the new DVD... The Blu-Ray DVD Drive is as you would expect able to hold large amounts of data. ... A single layer disc will hold up to 27GB, whilst a dual layer disc will hold up to 54GB. ... To give an idea of the storage capabilities, the 27GB disk will have the ability to record up to 2 hours of high...

Two New PS3 Games From Sega by Carver Tate
After all that hullabaloo about the pricing schemes for Sony's PS3 games, Sega announced that it will release two PS3 titles come November. Scott Steinberg, marketing executive for Sony, made the announcement earlier this week. According to him, the two PS3 games will be "Full Auto 2:... After the limited period both games will also be published for Xbox 360. ... These two PS3 games will be released together with Sony's PS3 which make for an interesting feed to the rumor mill. ... Is Sony trying to lure in fanatics to buy Blu-ray formatted games by releasing the two most popular games of...

Find Out What You're Getting For Your Money ... The Nintendo Wii Specs! by Christain Cullen
Along with pretty much everything else about the Wii, including its name, Nintendo has kept the Wii specs pretty close to its collective chest. Given they're now out in the open, as well as available to software developers, this is a good time to take an in-depth look at the Nintendo Wii specs... The console itself is unusually small, significantly smaller than the PS3 or the Xbox 360. ... It produces up to 480p NTSC or 576 pixels PAL. ... It works with projectors as well, and supports 16:9 widescreen modes.

The Joy of Combat (or: Let's have a LAN Party!) by Gregory Wolfe
Since it is my goal to lead as many of my fellow red-blooded comrades into the glorious field of video game battle, known as 'Halo: Combat Evolved' and 'Halo 2' (and very soon, 'Halo 3' and 'Halo Wars'), I offer a basic primer for combat. Here are some basic combat tips from a fairly advanced... In my early xbox live online experience, with a player known as Queen Bee, this happened to me repeatedly. ... Just like real life... ... flank: Try to flank the enemy as often as possible. ... For example if you are on top of the big base sniping, watch your radar.

The Future is Now for the NY Times by Zed Hayden
Reading the morning paper just got a 21st century upgrade. The New York Times is now among the first newspapers to release an E-Paper format to subscribers. Soon subscribers will be synchronizing the latest copy of the NY Times and many other major papers from around the world to e-reader... Microsoft tried this on a limited release of one of its Xbox games putting a full color animated E-Ink display on the cover. ... E-Readers are only the begging for E-Ink Corporation's new display. ... E-Ink has already been developed in full color that can reproduce moving images.