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Fallout Shelter Mobile Game a Big Hit

July 17, 2015 By Belinda Montgomery

The mobile version of the Fallout video game has just been released and in only a week’s time, it has gained so much popularity particularly among those using Apple devices. Android users are now eagerly awaiting the next release for their mobile gadgets.

The release date of Fallout on Android platforms has not been confirmed but reports have it that it should be by August. This means the Android version is still being completed and should be out soon, according to a member of the Fallout Shelter team.

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Why the mobile version? It’s because of the fact that more people now play games using their smartphones, said Bethesda Game Studios game director Todd Howard. He added that they have always wanted to create a mobile game and now that it has materialized, they are overwhelmed with the reception their first mobile game got from smartphone users. …

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Filed Under: New Games, PC, PSP, Reviews, Xbox Tagged With: Bethesday's Fallout Shelter, Fallout Shelter, Fallout Shelter mobile game, iOS mobile game

What Gives Xbox One the Edge

May 28, 2013 By Belinda Montgomery

Game consoles continue to advance through time, no doubt about it. Major manufacturers are currently in the race to launch their newest
game consoles. The latest to introduce a new model was Microsoft which unveiled its Xbox One.

Nintendo earlier introduced its Wii U which is now in the market while Sony will launch its newest game console PlayStation 4 late this year.

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The new Xbox One console is also equipped with the Microsoft Kinect motion and voice capture and control system. It’s more advanced than the one for Xbox 360 as it can read up to six skeletons at once, can detect faces and expressions, works better in smaller rooms and is better able to detect small objects. …

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Filed Under: Play Station, PSP, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: Microsoft, Nintendo, PSP, sony, Wii U, Xbox One

Top PS Vita Games for the Boys

November 6, 2012 By Belinda Montgomery

The holiday season is fast approaching and by now, you should already be window shopping or even shopping for gifts for your loved ones. Parents looking for gifts for their young boys can check out the new Playstation Vita or the new games available for this device.

This is the latest version of the PlayStation Portable (PSP) that offers a lot of features other than being able to play games. But of course, most people buy this mainly to play their favorite video games.

Here are the Top 5 PS Vita games you can purchase not only for your small and big boys.

Street Fighter x Tekken – This features a mix of Street Fighter characters and fighters from Tekken. A total of 50 fighters are involved featuring excluive combatants such as Pac-Man and Cole McGrath. What’s great about this cross-play game is that it is not just exclusive to PS Vita owners as it also allows players to fight online against those who own the PlayStation 3 versions of the game. A product of Capcom, this game is now available at $40.


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Filed Under: New Games, Play Station, PSP Tagged With: Activision, Capcom, PlayStation, PS Vita, sony, Ubisoft

What’s New with the PlayStation?

July 9, 2012 By Belinda Montgomery

I used to see my nephew play this PS game console almost every day without fail. That was many years ago.

Then when I had my son, my husband eventually gifted him with a Sony PlayStation at the age of 7 or 8. He even bought a steering wheel accessory that can be attached to the device and allow the player to play a car racing game as if he’s really maneuvering a real steering wheel.

After a few years, my son again received the portable video game gadget PSP from his dad.  And now after several years, here comes the newest version of the PlayStation  called the PS Vita. But many of you may not know that in between, Sony actually released several versions of the PSP.

Indeed, Sony never ceases to surprise its consumers. From the original PlayStation console, it has produced several portable models through the years with the PS Vita as the latest. And despite the stiff competition with the other manufacturers of handheld gaming devices, the company continues to create more advanced gadgets. Along with these advancements came more sophisticated games as well.

In terms of features, each of the portables that came after the PlayStation (from the PSP 1000, 2000, 3000 and PSP Go to the new PS Vita) had a unique set of features from the previous versions. So let’s see what upgrades have been made to the portable PlayStation or popularly known as  PSP through the years.

PSP 1000 – optical disc format, Universal Media Disc (UMD), connectivity with PS 2, PS 3 and the internet, serial port, memory stick PRO duo, headphone jack

PSP 2000 – video out and mic port, memory stick PRO duo

PS-3000 – new screen, built-in microphone

PSP Go – all in one port, headphone jack, mic, memory stick micro

PS Vita — front and back cameras, rear touchpad and motion sensing

In terms of storage, only the PSP 1000 had a smaller capacity at 32 MB while the rest had 64 MB or higher at 16 GB as in the case of the PSP Go.

All have a Wi-Fi capability except for the PSP E1000. The PSP Go, however, was the only model that had Bluetooth.

The PS Vita, being the newest version, is more advanced as it already features a touchscreen and has a storage capacity of up to 32 GB.

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Filed Under: PSP Tagged With: Portable PlayStation, PS Vita, PSP, Sony PlayStation

Sony’s PS Vita Has Arrived

February 22, 2012 By Hannah

Sony’s much-awaited new handheld console is finally out in the US and the UK, but the question as to how it will fare with the glut of new generation consoles and handheld devices that support gaming (smart phones and tablets) competing with Sony’s target audience.

So what does Vita have to offer that might entice you to ditch you current PSP and get this not too cheap new toy?

Quite obviously the Vita one ups the PSP in almost all of its specs. However, the most obvious improvement the Vita brings is in the dual analog sticks. PSP has been getting much flak for its hard analog nubs and Sony clearly listened to everyone’s complaints, putting in analog sticks that are much easier to use. These analogue sticks are also what will probably make even those who play on their smart phones (not mentioning the sheer power difference). However, this reminds me of Razer’s Project Fiona, which comes with analog sticks as well. Of course, Project Fiona is a tablet and will mean several more months of waiting.

Aside from this seemingly trivial improvement, other major features of the PlayStation Vita include front and rear cameras, an OLED touchscreen display, rear multi-touchpad, six-axis motion sensor, and 3G capability and built-in GPS (for the 3G/Wi-fi version). Of course most PSP games are compatible with the PS Vita with Sony saying that it will be supporting 250 digital PSP titles at launch.

You can get the PS Vita in the UK for £229.99 (Wi-fi only) £279.99 (Wi-fi and 3G enabled) and in the US for $249 (Wi-fi only) $299 (Wi-fi and 3G enabled).

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Filed Under: Play Station, PSP Tagged With: sony

Even Game-Addicts Need Sleep

August 26, 2011 By sharker

The thing about being too engaged in newly purchased game consoles such as the Playstation and Xbox consoles is that time flies when you are having fun. A game console aimed for all ages, people are too glued to their television playing their favorite games such as NBA Live, Tekken or even Gran Turismo that they end up lacking sleep from playing until the wee hours of the morning.

Sleep Disorder due to Gaming

Such produces a hypnotic type of a trance for gamers that simply want to complete a level or stage in storylines that these games have to offer. The game developers are not to be blamed since it is really their job to make the game as addicting as possible.

Self-discipline among the people who endorse and play this game should be done internally. It is their duty to ensure that they know when to stop even if they don’t want to. Besides, they can pull-it out anytime they wish to, when they have nothing else to do in real life.

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Filed Under: Game Cube, Gameboy, New Games, Nintendo, Online Gaming, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: games, PlayStation, sleep-disorder, Xbox

A Choice between Sword and Guns

June 21, 2011 By sharker

Most hardcore gamers today who are obviously after the best game play methodology would usually be left with either choosing a gun or a sword in his own role playing expedition in the usually created game worlds today. Such has been seen from the games that have been clamored to by millions such as Gunbound and Runescape. Both have their own style of game play, either medieval times or old western style shoot-around.

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Depending on the theme of the developed game or the actual purpose of usual storylines that would guide the new player towards his journey, people are sure to be befuddled with what type of character they would want to create and develop. For medieval worlds, warriors and magicians would usually be the primary categories of choice. But if there is one thing that a hardcore gamer should be aware of, he must ultimately decide on one character creation first before moving on to choosing other character types with special skills. Patience in this type of game play is a rarity but can be an asset if used well.

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Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, New Games, Online Gaming, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Tips, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: gunbound, online-games, RPG, runescape

The Product Life of Game Controllers

August 26, 2010 By sharker

Game controllers for most game consoles of PlayStation, Xbox and Nintendo have become another aspect of needing to satisfy the demand for possible damages or worn out game pads today. The wearing out process is only normal considering that with the rising addiction that most gamers employ on their time in playing, they tend to wear out the buttons and the joysticks from excessive use.

Game Controllers

It is a good thing that such game controller pads are available anywhere today. Depending on the wear and tear of such controllers, people end up trying to purchase a new one once their old ones start to loose their purpose, like delayed reactions of commands once pushed and also no response coming from moving the stick pad controllers.

While some may not be inclined to buy new ones and have their old controllers fixed, it will still come to a point where the controller would evidently have to be replaced, meaning beyond repair states. For some people, it would be best to replace now rather than wait until the time comes when controllers would become a rarity.

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Game Cube, Nintendo, Online Gaming, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Tips Tagged With: game-controllers, Nintendo, PS2, PS3, Xbox

Playing like the Professionals

August 19, 2010 By sharker

Among the notable games that are coming out would be the off-shoot of popular sports and athletics such as the NBA, NFL and the NHL. These sporting events usually lead the headlines of the newspaper sports headlines and people are given the opportunity to be able to experience them through developed games in the various game consoles of the Playstation and Xbox series.

Each game comes with the usual updated player rosters, teams, statistics and signature moves that players are known for. Games like NBA Live and Madden Football also have the feature of a dynasty or story mode which allows controllers to be able to dictate and follow the development and evolution of their created or existing players throughout their career. Teams are also another good thing to build on since building dynasties is synonymous to planning and strategic management in a different approach and aspect from such developed games today.

Filed Under: Gameboy, New Games, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: nba-live, nfl, PlayStation, PS2, PS3, Xbox

Familiarization with the Controller Keys

July 26, 2010 By sharker

Game Pad Controllers

For game consoles, the need for a gamer to be familiar with the controller buttons which corresponds to a particular command in the chosen games such as Tekken and Mortal Kombat is a need to enjoy the game and interface much easier. Such controller buttons once combined properly will produce special moves and secret effects that make the gaming experience for games a whole lot worth it.

Truth of the matter is that most games, either fighting or role playing games offer more than just graphical presentation to impress the gamers. For older people the essence of game play and hidden secrets in games is something that they would initially want to crack. A good source to find out such hidden codes and combinations would be the Internet. A lot of sites like Gamespy offers such codes and walkthroughs for gamers to practice them once they get the chance to try it out for themselves in their PlayStation, Xbox and Wii game consoles.

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Cheats, New Games, Nintendo, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Tips, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: PlayStation, ps, PS2, PS3, PSP, Xbox

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