Do you want to ride your skateboard or snowboard all year round? Did you ever dream of doing all those X-Games flips and spins like Tony Hawk or Shaun White without the risk of breaking something inside your body? Yes you can with the Thrustmaster T-Freesyle NW – the ultimate skateboarding and snowboarding controller for Wii. With the T-Freesyle NW, you can experience extreme game actions, land perfect moves, and link tricks one after another right at the comfort of your own house. This controller enables Wii extreme gamers to pull-off freestyle tricks and precision controlled runs with a sense of freedom that’s close enough as the real thing.
The Thrustmaster T-Freesyle NW is carefully crafted to provide the closest experience of riding an actual skate or snowboard. It is made of genuine maple wood, just like real boards, to deliver the perfect combination of flexibility and resistance. Conquering in-game half-pipes, rails, and trails has never been more realistic in Wii with the T-Freesyle NW. Thrustmaster used Rolling Motion Board technology which allows realistic lateral movements and Safety Stopper technology which eliminates risks of tipping over for added safety. This device also features a cool Skull logo to reflect the rebel culture of skateboarding. To use the T-Freestyle NW, simply attach it to the balance board and get on it to play your favorite skateboarding or snowboarding games with a new level or realism.
Sure some high end laptops are good for gaming on the go, but in a LAN party, bringing a laptop is like bringing a knife in a gunfight. If you want a portable system that has the firepower of the Death Star or at least a descent gaming rig – the iBUYPOWER LAN Warrior II gaming mATX system should perfectly fit your bill. The LAN Warrior II, despite its small form factor, can be outfitted with socket 1366 Core i7 processors including the notorious Core-i7 980 Extreme inside its menacing all-black NZXT Vulcan mATX casing. The chip is one of Intel’s most powerful processor and has all the right combinations of features and specifications to send a cold chill down the spine of any gamer. With the option to upgrade to up to 24GB DDR3 RAM and up to 2 ATI Radeon HD 5970 or 2 NVIDIA GTX 480 graphic cards in CrossfireX or SLI, it can easily match or outperform any full desktop system. Additionally, this gaming system can support up to four internal 3.5 HDDs. To keep its internal cool, the iBUYPOWER LAN Warrior II comes with a front and top 120mm fans and a 2-channel front panel front control. Extra cooling can be achieved by upgrading to liquid cooling and adding more fans. Talking about extras, LAN Warrior II includes a number or connectivity options. The case has two USB, an E SATA, and Audio and Mic ports.
Hardcore PC gamers are already beyond the realm of ordinary computer peripherals. Just like how you wouldn’t arm the marines with flint lock pistols you wouldn’t arm gamers with common keyboards, unless of course they are to be delegated as cannon fodders. A common keyboard would have a problem keeping up with the whirlwind of keystrokes and button mashing gamers pull off during intense plays. Serious gaming needs some pretty hardcore gears, and right now nothing can be more hardcore than the new QPAD MK-85 gaming keyboard. Hailing from a renowned eSports equipment manufacturer, this keyboard represents the pinnacle of features that every player would want from their gaming keyboard or from Santa.
The main feature of the QPAD MK-85 is that it is the first mechanical keyboard that offers full N-key roll over (NKRO) capabilities using a USB connector instead of the old PS/2 connector. To the uninitiated, this means that the player can press any number of keys simultaneously and they will register – totally eliminating ghosting and key jamming.
Fancy welding an alien blaster to clear out an alien infestation or invasion? Do you want to go all out with all guns blazing like Duke Nukem, Dr. Gordon Freeman, Lt. Johnny Rico, and Sam “Serious” Stone? Now you can with the new apptoyz appBlaster iPhone rifle dock and Alien Attack iOS game. The new appBlaster (formerly AppGun) is specially designed iPhone (3GS and 4) and 4th generation iPod touch accessory for the augmented reality game Alien Attack. It’s pretty much like those Wii and other game consoles gun accessories but what makes it interesting is how it seamlessly works with the AR game. Just slide, lock, and load your supported Apple device on top of the blaster, run the AR apps, and blast the now visible aliens as they walk among us. Pulling the trigger enables the gun’s two capacitive tabs to touch the screen and fire at the exposed alien invaders.
