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Games
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Wednesday, 01 November 2006 |
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 Nintendo will launch its latest strike on the console games market this year by sending four million Wii units into battle. The majority of those next-generation games consoles will head to America in the six week period from its launch on November 19 to the end of 2006.
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Games
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Saturday, 28 October 2006 |
 Having already impressed us by producing the first unofficial controller for Guitar Hero, The Ant Commandos (TAC) have gone one better and released a version with 10 fret buttons. The patent-pending design allows players to crank out their favorite Guitar Hero tunes using the top five fret buttons, then pull in tight to the base of the guitar for a rocking solo using the five extra buttons. |
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Movies
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Wednesday, 25 October 2006 |
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Nokia claims to have landed the world’s first mobile phone premiere by releasing action spy thriller Mission: Impossible III on the N93. The full-length movie will be available on exclusive memory cards on the same day the film comes to DVD.
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DVD
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Monday, 23 October 2006 |
 Don’t be fooled by the headline, Goodmans isn’t taking old and tired portable DVD players out into the back yard and shooting them. Instead, it’s adding another slim and elegant model to its collection. |
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Tech
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Sunday, 22 October 2006 |
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Satellite broadcaster Sky is running behind with its rollout of broadband because of the high number of people who want to sign up to the free service. Users who apply online or through the interactive option on their Sky TV system are told they will be contacted within 10 days.
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Television
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Friday, 20 October 2006 |
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 Motorola has taken just 10 years to reach the milestone of 50 million cable boxes shipped to punters around the world.
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Television
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Thursday, 19 October 2006 |
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Early reports suggest that satellite broadcaster Sky has snatched the rights to show the third series of Lost from under the nose of Channel 4, the current home to the sci-fi show. |
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Games
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Written by Matt Chapman
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Wednesday, 18 October 2006 |
 DSG International has banned the Canis Canem Edit game – known as Bully in the US – from its chain of high street stores. |
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