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One thing the Wii definitely needs is more party games, right? Well, don't worry, EA is ahead of you - introducting Boogie.
An alliance of old media companies is coming together to create a new super-site that will have full-length video content.
Police have issued a warning to UK retailers that there may be trouble at Friday's PS3 launch
Laptops are due to outsell desktops by 2011, meaning that the market for low-power kit exceeds that for chunky desktop components.
Who remembers the P60? And the fact it was slower than some of the top-spec 486 chips? A year after being retired for Core, Pentium lives on.
A grassroots movement is underway today to get an indie band to the top of the iTunes charts and show the RIAA that they don't control the world of music. You in?
A lot of controversy swirls around the gaming industry when it comes to rating its content. Why do they do it? Who rates the games? And what are the legal obligations? We take a look at the ratings in the US, EU, and UK and start to sort some fact from fiction.
We round up a selection of heatsinks that will set you back around £30-40. The current platform of choice is Core 2, so we've tested them all in an LGA775 motherboard. However, most will also work on AM2 boards too. Let's find out what's on offer...
Gaming Magazine "Game Informer" tells us that Microsoft has confirmed a black, HDMI enabled, 120GB sporting Xbox 360 to arrive as soon as April
HTPC manufacturer Velocity Micro has started taking orders for its system with new CableCARD ready tuners. Don't expect to see them at home, though.
We're days away from the UK launch of the PS3. The good news is, if you forgot to pre-order, you still can and it will still be there on launch day.
Another CeBIT has come and gone and our week-long jaunt to Hannover is at an end. Here's a roundup of the information and hardware pictures that didn't make it onto the site last week, including Razer speakers, a chat with Creative Labs, Intel's Bearlake chipset and AMD's DTX form factor.
The creator of BitTorrent tells a conference that progress is being held back by DRM-infected content.
Insurance companies may soon have a new question on their list: Do you play racing games? If so, you may be in for a rate hike - computer racers are now shown to be worse drivers.
Rumours are a-flyin' that Google may look to mobile next. Not just software, but a whole mobile phone.
It seems everyone wants you to download TV or movies to take on the go now. But the Eurpean Commission has let out a warning to these companies - Get a standard, or we'll give you one.
CEBIT 2007: BFGTech didn't have much to show on the graphics card front, but it had a rather awesome custom-built Vadim PC on its stand.
CEBIT 2007: Corsair has issued a statement to us that clarifies the situation with its XMS2 Pro-series memory modules.
A legend before it even hits the shelves, GCS's S.T.A.L.K.E.R. goes on sale this week. Can it possibly live up to the hype and the myth behind its oft-delayed release? Can it take the FPS/RPG genre and do something worth playing?
The Brit-publisher is just the latest software house to hook up with Valve Software to distribute games digitally. Tomb Raider will be coming.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has opened his mouth again. This time, Google is in the crosshairs.
What do you do when you only have 6% of the market, and want 60%? Pay companies to use it - like Microsoft is doing with Live Search.
October 14 2021 | 15:04