Street Fighter IV Joystick Hands-On Impressions
This video is no longer available. So at Capcom’s Brooklyn Street Fighter Club event this past Friday I got a chance to test out one of the upcoming Street Fighter IV Joysticks. Aside from my gripes about the joystick using an eight button layout instead of a traditional six button layout I must say that the joystick was pretty damn good. No those are not my hands in the video. HA! I actuall...[Read More]
Wipeout HD – Tips & Tricks Guide, Trophy List
Here are some tips and tricks for Wipeout HD. Use these tips to collect all the trophy’s and win some races! These are a collection of Wipeout HD tips and tricks from various sites. RACE START SPEED BOOST: – To get a boost at the beginning of the race. Do not hit or press the acceleration button at all. (not even once) until the start countdown is at “0” (when the announcer...[Read More]
Tatsunoko vs. Capcom Video Blowout – [Evo 2008 Edition]
This video is no longer available. Tatsunoko vs. Capcom: Ryu, Alex, Chun-Li – download video (rightclick/save as) Here is the Tatsunoko vs. Capcom video footage I took at Evo 2008 this past weekend. Stay tuned for more clips. I will be updating this page tomorrow with a few more clips. UPDATE: New Clips added. Stay tuned for my detailed impressions on Tatsunoko vs. Capcom. Hit the jump for t...[Read More]
Street Fighter IV Video Blowout – [Evo 2008 Edition]
This video is no longer available. Street Fighter IV: Zangief Vs. Blanka – download video (rightclick/save as) I took a ton of Street Fighter IV videos while at EVO 2008 last week. Keep checking this page. I will be adding more Street Fighter 4 videos all week. These are also on YouTube and available for download below. If they do not play then you need to upgrade your flash player. Hit the ...[Read More]
Review: Sony MDR-RF6000 Wireless Surround Sound Headphones
The What Wireless surround headphones? The last few people that came over my place and saw them sitting on the dock each said exactly that. It doesn’t sound possible or that it would be a gimmick plastered all over the box just to get you to buy it. I saw some online one day and after some Google research I decided on these Sony MDR-RF6000 wireless surround Sound headphones. They cost anywhe...[Read More]
THE SETUP: Game Consoles on Multiple Displays – VGA / Component
This article will show you how to connect a Wii, PS3, PS2, and Xbox 360 to an HDTV via component AND a LCD computer monitor via VGA at the same time. Both displays will show the exact same thing. The sweet thing about this setup is that you will not have to unplug or switch any wires when you want to use a particular display. At some point you may find yourself wanting to have ALL your game consol...[Read More]
REVIEW: High-Box Component to VGA Converter
You may finding yourself needing a Component to VGA converter at some point as I did. In my case I also wanted to be able to run my game consoles on my computer LCD display in addition to my HDTV. The thought of buying VGA cables for each console sucked. Also running all the extra VGA wires and switching to VGA cables every time I want to play on the Computer LCD did not sound ideal. I had all my ...[Read More]
Review: XCM Multi-Console Component Cable Version 3
The XCM Multi-Console Component Cable Version 3 provides the ability to connect multiple consoles (PS3, PS2, Xbox, Xbox 360, PSP, PSP Slim) to one TV or component (YPbPr input). Essentially you can have multiple consoles connected to a TV or other device and not have to swap video/audio cables when you want to switch consoles. Please note that there are other ways to go about this and I will list ...[Read More]
Xbox 360 External Cooling Mod
A few weeks ago I realized that I had my xbox 360 for about a year. In that year I had NOT received the red ring of death even once. Though last fall during a 80 degree day while playing with a friend we noticed the graphics on the TV from getting these weird lines through them. It was hot in the room and at that point I really realized that heat is kryptonite to Xbox 360’s and I knew that b...[Read More]