Gaming

Lumosity is a brain fitness program designed by neuroscientists based on the concept of neuroplasticity that is scientifically demonstrated to improve your memory, attention, cognitive control and processing speed. Essentially, Lumosity is a series of casual flash games and exercises that claimed to be able to train and reclaim your brain in order to improve mental fitness and reasoning.

Rumors had been spreading around earlier saying that the new firmware version 1.90 for PS3 will be released soon which contains a few very interesting features. That is true. It has just been released in Japan and will be available in Europe and North America by after the day. For those who are looking for ability of changing the ordering of games in the hard […]

Takara Tomy, Japanese famous toy maker has recently unveiled a tiny robot known as i-SOBOT. With the height of 165 mm only, it is currently the smallest size humanoid robot in the world and has been certified and recorded into Guinness Book of Records. The robot can perform over 200 action patterns inclusive special actions like hula dancing and air guitar playing. All these actions […]

The Japan consumer electronics giant, Sony has announced its new digital 1 seg TV receiver, names as Sony PSP-S310. Sony PSP-S310 is a TV tuner which attach to new Sony (PlayStation Portable) PSP’s USB port to receive digital terrestrial channels via 1seg broadcasting service, allowing PSP users to watch TV on the go, anywhere anytime with 1seg.

The Japan consumer electronics giant, Sony has recently announced its new PSP (PlayStation Portable) at the E3 2007. The upgraded Sony PSP that features an 4.3 inch wide high resolution LCD screen (189 g weight, 18.6mm thick) is 33% lighter and 19% slimmer than its predecessor. In addition, it will also have improved battery life and a faster Universal Media Disc (UMD) drive which aimed to improve load times […]

Microsoft Corporation announced that it would launch it advanced version of the Xbox 360 game console, Xbox 360 Elite on October 11 in Japan. This new X-box features 120-gigabyte hard drive, six times larger than the regular Xbox 360’s hard drive. It is also about double the size of Sony’s PlayStation 3 console. It can store thousands of songs, high-definition TV shows, movies, arcade games, […]

Tired of daily routine working life and want to have some fun in small office environment without interrupting your colleagues? Here is a new pet artificial fish with aquarium that you can put on your desk. By connecting the USB power cable to your PC USB port, your ‘pet’ will able to swim actively in the aquarium. The most interesting part is that you will […]

Have you thought before that Korea would be the first place on the planet to receive an 80GB version of the PS3? Japan consumer electronics giant, Sony has recently launched its higher-capacity Play Station model, the 80GB PS3 (PlayStation 3) in South Korea, the only country where an 80GB version of PS3 is available. The PS3’s launch event that running well with a group of […]

Yesterday, the NPD Group released video game hardware sales data for April. Nintendo’s Wii and DS consoles were again the big winners, as both platforms dominated all competitors. This marks the 4th month in a row that Nintendo has nabbed the top spots with its respective systems on the hardware sales charts.

Tired of the boring movie trivia slide shows that theaters play before the movie? How about an interactive game that the entire theater can play at the same time? MSNBC.com has this live video game experience called NewsBreaker Live that has entire theaters acting like Human Joysticks.

One of the new features of the Nintendo Wii, is the ability to create avatars (a virtual representation of a person) using the platform’s “Mii Channel.” The avatars can be used in various Nintendo games and even shared with other players. But creative Nintendo Wii users aren’t just creating Miis of themselves. They’ve started making avatars that resemble famous people. Wii users have dubbed the […]

If you grew up during the 1980’s, then perhaps you might remember playing an 8-bit shooter called Duck Hunt. Released for the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) in 1985, Duck Hunt was one of the first games to use the “NES Zapper” or light gun. At the time, my little brother and I didn’t care how the gun worked, we just didn’t want the dog to […]