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Outstanding comfort and sound quality, but severely limited compatibility limits its appeal.

A potentially good wired headset brought down by technical and software issues.

Bone conduction is a nice feature, but there isn’t much that makes the Gamez headset actually good for games.

PowerA’s MOGA Ace Power has the distinction of being the first commercially available controller to take advantage of Apple’s new MFi standard, an API that comes baked into iOS7 that lets developers add full gaming controller support fast and easy. Think of it like any home console controller: unbox, turn on, start playing. Only this […]

When it comes to multimedia headsets finding just the right sweet-spot between comfort, price, and performance can be a daunting task, especially with so many competitors starting to clog the market. As more and more hardcore gamers turn to singular headsets over pricier home surround systems it’s essential that any company hoping to capture this […]

I’ve always loved pinball games, ever since growing up with them in arcades as a kid in the 80’s. Whether it was an actual pinball table or a video game version, I always got my fix from one of the two. Discovery Bay Games must also love the genre, as they’ve made an iPad-sized Bluetooth […]

Hyperkin’s Remotext is an interesting device for those looking for another Blu-ray/DVD remote for their PlayStation 3, yet want a handy wireless keyboard for those crucial typing jobs that might cause headaches on a standard DualShock controller. The middle section of the controller slides out to reveal a mini-sized QWERTY keyboard that can be used […]

Like Power A’s similar Pro Pack Mini that we tested a few months back, Snakebyte’s smaller MiniMote Controller follows the same formula by reducing the size of the controller for smaller hands, yet provides the same functionality of Nintendo’s own Wii remote. The controller itself is 25% smaller and comes encased in a shiny plastic […]

It’s now official; the gauntlet for motion-controlled superiority has been thrown. Even though the trend was considered a fad the competitors are ready to challenge what might be the next step in gaming immersion, from bold imitators to skeptical originators the theater isn’t about to wind down.  With a growing number of games set to […]

Despite its sleep appearance and comfortable grips, the PSPgo is simply a compatibility nightmare, and not worth the headaches.