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Thrustmaster PSP Dock Station Speakers
Hard H2O :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Components such as Sony PSP are great for gaming when outside, but there are some other useful functions which should be explored. For example, this is a great product to be a attached to a speaker dock and build a complete multimedia system perfect for watching movies or playing music without headphones – while still portable.

Widescreen Gaming VGA Comparison 
Hartware.net :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Which cards are suited for those new 20″ to 27″ widescreen TFTs? Hartware.net has compared 13 different cards from GeForce 6800 Ultra and Radeon X1650XT up to GeForce 8800 GTS and GTX at resolutions of 1680×1050 and 1920×1200 to find out…

Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters Review (PSP)
Driver Heaven :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Sony has been having a rough time in the gaming world of late, considering that the sales for its most recent console, the Playstation 3, have been far from enthusiastic. And unfortunately, the mobile gaming market isn’t fairing much better, given that the Playstation Portable is being drastically outsold by the Nintendo DS. However, none of this has dampened Sony’s ambition to dominate its competitors, ensuing in plenty of support for developers to create games on their platforms… but has it paid off? Well, when looking at the PSP, many will notice that the most famous triple A titles such as Killzone or Metal Gear Solid from the PS2 have been ported onto the tiny handheld, trying to capture a larger audience. The latest franchise to receive this treatment is Ratchet and Clank, resulting in their fourth adventure aptly called Size Matters.

Vista Gaming: Yay or Nay? Part 1: ATI
Driver Heaven :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Microsoft would have you believe that the future of PC gaming lies with Windows Vista, and with the advent of DX10 gaming there is some truth in these claims. The real question however should be, “is Vista ready to become the primary gaming OS?” After noticing that (the rig killing and impressive) THQ’s Supreme Commander frame rates seemed smoother in Vista we decided to investigate. Hopefully you will find this as interesting to read as it was for us during testing, as many myths are circulating about just how “useless” Windows Vista is.

Hearts of Iron II: Doomsday 1.3 update released
Paradox Interactive :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Paradox Interactive announced today a new update for Hearts of Iron II: Doomsday, the stand-alone expansion to critically acclaimed Hearts of Iron II.

Half-Life 2: The Orange Box and Black Box Screenshots
Valve Software :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
Once again players assume the role of Gordon Freeman, a scientist destined to save the Earth from hordes of gruesome alien attackers. Valve has created a fully realized world in Half-Life 2, with objects and characters that feature accurate physics properties, behaving with the appropriate mass, density, and physical properties of their real-life counterparts. Extremely intelligent computer AI result in enemies that plan, adapt, and respond to the player’s actions.

Supreme CommanderTM Rules iGames with Launch Events
THQ :: Thursday, March 01, 2007
150 Member Centers Across North America to Celebrate the Release of THQ’s Critically Acclaimed Futuristic Action RTS

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