Gaming console

The Xbox 360 delivers the most powerful console, the next generation of Xbox Live, amazing digital entertainment experiences, and best of all, a flood of hot new game titles. The graphics are very realistic making this an excellent all rounder games console.The Xbox 360, complete with wireless controller, is a sleek, customizable gaming and entertainment system which is much smaller than its predecessor. It uses a refined button layout for its controllers and can accommodate up to four wireless controllers whilst having three USB points. The majority of owners are having a great experience with their console and do so from day one.Graphically, it is a leap forward as this little beauty can draw up to 500 million polygons per second to depict game scenes. To you and me that means the picture quality is just superb!There are games that will take you to a dream world where you will have to save both the girl and world from the evil that is all around as in the game The Final Fantasy XI. And there are games that will get your heart raging the next time you are home alone in the dark thinking that there are zombies and evil nasties out there trying to get you such as in the game Resident Evil 5.Grand Theft Auto IV is the latest title in the Grand Theft Auto series and the first to appear on the Xbox 360. It is enjoying huge success at the time of writing and a game you should certainly look into for yourself.Xbox 360 is considered by some to be the best console offering the most choice in gaming and entertainment experiences with a carefully selected range of high quality accessories.

Hot on the heels of Nintendo’s illustrious unveiling of their new 3DS console, Sony has decided to take the lid off of ONE of their upcoming mobile platforms. It’s been whispered about behind Sony corporate booths at tradeshows, and murmurs of it can be heard bouncing through the aisles of your local mall from the lips of the nerd soothsayers that roll around in the Sony Style Store chanting ‘PlayStation Phone’ in tongues.Well, this IS the PlayStation phone, at least the closest we’re going to get to one for a while, and it’s Sony Ericsson’s new XPERIA R800i. It’s a more or less typical looking handset upon first glance. It’s got a volume toggle on the side, charging and headphone ports, logos where you’d expect them, and a 854×480 pixel multitouch display. But, slide the screen up and you’re looking at essentially a flattened dual shock controller, sans one set of shoulder buttons. The iconic 4-button pad is still there, as is the d-pad, and the dual control sticks have been replaced with two round touch pads.According to initial tests, it seems to have enough power under the hood to handle 3D rendering with as much grace as any other competitor and more so, particularly because of its ample 512 megabytes of system memory. It’s an Android handset, a fact that’s clear enough once you notice the four Android hotkeys at the bottom of the screen. It’s running a modified version of the Android platform for now, changed to feature some healthy sprinklings of PlayStation flavors. It will be able to run any game you can imagine from the Android App store, and there are sure to be plenty of third party games developed for a mobile device with ‘PlayStation’ in its name. What’s more, the open Android platform makes finding decent emulators a snap, so you can play Super Mario World on the virtual Super Nintendo running on your Sony PlayStation Phone and stand there boggled by the staggering marvels you’re experiencing.