Archive for February, 2008

Abit IP35 Pro Motherboard Review

We have just published our first motherboard review in a while, and it’s a doozy. The IP35 Pro from Universal Abit is based on the Intel P35 Express chipset. This chipset supports FSB rates up to 1333 MHz, and the IP35 Pro supports pretty much every Intel CPU out there.
You might be amazed at how [...]

Microsoft drops HD-DVD player

Stick a fork in it - HD-DVD is totally, completely DONE. Microsoft made the following statement today:
As a result of recent decisions made by Toshiba, Hollywood studios, and retailers, Microsoft plans to withdraw from HD DVD. Xbox will no longer manufacture new HD DVD players for the Xbox 360, but we will continue [...]

Retro Gamer: A look back at Street Fighter character designs

I’ll admit it. I got sucked into the debate. When EGM first revealed details of Street Fighter IV, the internet was up in arms. People ridiculed the graphics to an incredible and inexcusable extent (after all, the game isn’t nearly completed). They mocked the character design, and put down the art style.
Then came the [...]

January 2008 Sales Figures: Shortages cause a 3 way tie

January is a rough month for video game sales. After seeing numbers steadily increase for the final 3 months of each year, January’s results look extra low in comparison. This is especially the case when manufacturers nearly sell out their entire inventory of product, which is what happened to both Nintendo and Microsoft. Therefore, [...]

Street Fighter 4 characters revealed - Original 8 plus a new one!

Love it or hate it, Street Fighter 4 has a brand new, unique look. EGM had the world-exclusive when they revealed screenshots featuring Ken and Ryu. Then the internet exploded. Ryu looks too big! Their eyes are too round! Their feet are too big! Ryu has a boner! blah-blah blah.
Anyway, Famitsu got to reveal [...]

Satin Silver Playstation 3 unveiled - in Japan

Remember when the PS3 first made its debut in 2005? It featured whacky looking boomerang-shaped controllers, and the first press photos showed it off in black, white, and silver. It also had two HDMI ports, three ethernet ports, and six USB ports.
Quite a few things have changed since then, including several hard drive configurations. But [...]

Nvidia to buy Ageia… Yes, somebody actually wants a Phys-X

Nvidia announced today that they plan to buy Ageia, makers of the other most unwanted piece of specialty gaming hardware (the other being BFG’s super ethernet card).
Although nobody actually wanted or bought a Phys-X card, and there are very few games that make use of the engine (although Nvidia stated in their press release [...]

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