The Kinect was extremely anticipated as a massive game changer in the video gaming world. My employer, Best Buy, was constantly sold out of them, and the day that we had another shipment, they were immediately sold out again. I take that back: not just my Best Buy, but every single Best Buy within half
The holiday season is just around the bend, and you are sure to get your fair share of bad gifts. Itchy sweaters, fruitcakes, and socks are always a drag, but there might be nothing worse than getting bad video game gifts. The ride from excitement town to disappointment city is never fun. These mistakes can
There are a good many 3rd party controllers out there vying to become your new and only controller, but there aren’t many 3rd party controllers that would really augment your gaming skills. Some controllers have graphics and decals to make you look “cool” and others have gimmicky “turbo” buttons. Below the break is my review
The Rhythm Game genre has been evolving from the days of DDR to the full fledge 4 piece Band games that we know of today. In the wake of the evolution there has been a considerable flood of ill forgotten sequels that have burned even the most loyal of gamers. One game series in particular
In the past, we have reviewed some new gaming audio accessory brands headsets. Now a new challenger has entered the ring coming all the way from Denmark. Sharkoon has sent us its Xbox 360/PC gaming headset for review. Will this new headset from this new brand from Denmark be the right fit for you? Check out
The XBOX 360 Kinect launches in a little under a month and will have 15 games available at its launch date. But what about the biggest game of the year, Halo: Reach? Even though Reach isn’t compatible with the Kinect, it isn’t stopping zaxy.com to imagine the possibilities of gunning down other Spartans, assassinating them,
Maybe I got a little carried away this past month. I shook my fists and my voice bellowed as I angrily stroked the keyboard into a fury of console bashing. But the sun has come out and my outlook has changed. Perhaps the state of this console generation is not lost. Perhaps everything will be
On my last list, I took out my wrath on the sweet little unsuspecting Wii. Now I am setting my sights on bigger prey. Microsoft‘s XBox 360 has been a huge hit this generation, and millions of people have picked it as their console of choice. But I am not here to sit at the