Just before the release of the PS$ and Xbox One, Ubisoft announced plans to delay the launch of Watch Dogs, which was probably one of the most anticipated launch titles for next gen consoles. We haven’t heard much from Ubisoft the past few months since the original launch date came and past, but now we […]
OnLive launching two new services dubbed CloudLift and OnLive Go
OnLive the cloud gaming service which allows users to stream gaming directly to their mobile device, PC, or with the use of a micro console is launching two new services today. In an effort to boost its customer base and give users more options for games they can stream and are dubbing the day […]
Xbox One March update goes live, brings new features and party chat fixes
Microsoft have just pushed the latest update to the Xbox One. The same update has been under preview for random users on Xbox One that were invited nearly two weeks ago. The March update doesn’t make too many changes to the UI of the Xbox One, but rather adds features and changes how certain tasks […]
Batman: Arkham Knight announced for Xbox One, PS4 and PC
The latest Batman game has just been announced and the next cape crusader game will be Batman: Arkham Knight and arrives on the Xbox One, PS4 and PC sometime in 2014. The only other information that has been shared about the game is in fact the announcement trailer which we have included below, along with […]
Microsoft launch Project Spark Beta on Xbox One
Project Spark Beta on Windows 8.1 has been underway for awhile now, but Microsoft have just announced that the beta for Xbox One starts today. Using Kinect, Project Spark is a game design tool that allows pretty much anyone to create their own game with relative ease compared to other ways of creating games. The […]
XBMC team release version 13.0 Gotham Beta, brings hardware decoding to Android devices and more
The XBMC team have just pushed the latest Beta of XBMC with the development team reaching version 13.0 dubbed Gotham. The new version which has just entered beta brings a great deal of new improvements aimed at Android devices including the much sought after support for hardware decoding with both ARM and X86 architectures. […]
Western Digital announce My Cloud EX2: 2-bay high performance NAS
Western Digital have just announced the MY Cloud EX2, which is a new 2-bay network attached storage (NAS), which joins the My Cloud Ex4 Range of devices giving users another, cheaper option for backing up/storing data to access across the world. The new NAS comes in a few different sizes including 4TB, 6TB, and 8TB, […]
Review: Kingston 1866Mhz 4x4GB/16GB kit (KHX18C9X3K4/16X)
In an effort to build up our RAM review collection, a big thanks to Kingston, who have been kind enough to send us out a few of their RAM kits to review. The kit up for review here is the Kingston HyperX 10th Anniversary Series 1866Mhz with 4 x 4GB sticks totaling 16GB, model number KHX18C9X3K4/16X. The full […]
Nintendo shutting down Wii and DS WiFi connection service worldwide on May 20th
Nintendo have just announced their plans to shutdown the Nintendo WiFi connection service f0r both Wii and DS/DSi consoles. Services and apps such as the Wii Shop channel and Nintendo DSi shop and their repsective browsers along with the Wii’s delivery channel for Hulu, YouTube and Netflix will all still continue to work. Users will […]
Review: Toshiba Encore WT8-A 8-inch Windows 8.1 Tablet
The Toshiba Encore WT8-A is Toshiba’s first steps into the 8-inch tablet market running a full Windows OS, Windows 8.1 to be exact and while 8-inch tablets have been around for awhile now, and in the last year or so we have seen 8-inch tablets running a full version of Windows rather than the normal […]