List Price: ?12.99
Amazon Price: ?9.99
Used Price: ?5.75
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Instantly charge your XBOX360 gamepad without stop playing. The battery will be charged during playing a game, plug the cable into the console and the controller and the battery will be charged.
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Barrel Color: Aluminum, Tip Color: Black, For use with: Nintendo DS, Compatible with model: Nintendo DS.
Price: $15.99
Customer Review: An improvement, for the DS Phat
There aren’t many accessories out there for the Phat DS, and this is definitely an improvement of the original stylus.
Customer Review: Not exactly what I expected
This is a nice stylus, but it is still a little short and thin. It does fit in the NDS Lite slot, but very loosely. If you don’t keep your unit in a case the stylus will fall out. This is very disappointing since that is one of the main selling points of this product. Nevertheless, it feels much better than the original stylus, more accurate, is nice looking, and seems well built.
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Scatch resistant skin sticker helps to protect your Nintendo DS Lite while making an impression. Self-adhesive plastic-coated skins cover the are custom cut to perfectly fit the NDS Lite. Skins are paper-thin so they do not add any bulk, easy to apply (no bubbles), durable and easily removable without any residue. Compatible with NDS Lite ONLY, not for Nintendo DS. (Note: Due to differences in monitors, color may vary from photo.)
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List Price: ?44.99
Amazon Price: ?28.48
Used Price: ?13.47
Customer Review: Kingdom ..under Fire?
I don’t understand why Kingdom Under Fire is receiving so much critisicm, okay so it’s not the best Action-RPG ever but Kingdom Under Fire is well worth buying on XBox 360, after playing Oblivion I realized there’s not many games with the same content, and I probably expected too much from this game as well as Lost Oddessy and Dark Messiah. For anyone looking to buy, I would reccomend this above Lost Oddessy – it is much more fun, but if you have not bought Oblivion, buy it! It is head & shoulders above this game. This game’s main problem is how easy it is to level up, there’s around 120 levels so that’s a lot but I got from level 1 to 3 within minutes..under 10. However, that’s not neccesarily a bad thing for first time PRG players. An excellent part of the game however is how you learn abilitie’s as you go..if you are good in combat that is
You have to fight creatures fronm Lvl 1 to 4 to be trained. Overall, I liked this game, it is getting some harsh reviews, and is worth buying, but not before Oblivion.
Customer Review: Just awful
This is the worst game I have played in years. Where do I start? Graphics aren’t up to scratch, I thought we are now in next generation?? The gameplay is so repetitive and dull, constantly encountering the same boring hoardes of monsters and lizards that fall down and die with absolute ease… How do game manufacturers put out this kind of drivell and expect people to like it? Its actually embarrassing how bad it is, especially when you compare it to master pieces like Call of Duty 4 which demonstrates the standard the 360 can achieve. I played it for an hour after buying it and quite honestly will never put it back in the 360 again. I’m actually really annoyed I parted with ?40 of my hard earned money for this utter rubbish!!! Isn’t it about time game manufacturers realise the standard of games is extremely high now and we demand better? Take my word don’t waste your money.
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Power Rangers Wild Force (GBA) Customer Review: power rangers wild force.
i bought this for my son who is 7 and a huge power rangers fan, he loved it although i had to fight the orges for him as he had trouble hitting the button at the right time to defeat the orge, so we played it together. unfortunatly we were broken into and along with a lot of other stuff his gameboy and all games stolen so we don’t play it anymore
(( but i have since bought him a gameboy advance sp and power rangers ninja storm, and yes i still fight the orge for him!
Video games are good for children – EU report – Guardian Unlimited
Children who spend hours every day on their Playstation or Xbox video consoles may not be rotting their brains, as many parents fear. A report from the European parliament concluded yesterday that computer games are good for children and teach them
Hapless have hands out – Boston Herald
I have seen the future of the American economy, and it’s waiting for a handout in Fort Myers, Fla. On Tuesday, America got to watch as proud members of the new Obama Nation lined up at a town hall microphone to ask not what they could do for our
Did Intel Score PlayStation 4 GPU? – PC World
Did Sony drop chipmaker Nvidia on the PlayStation 4’s design specs in favor of Intel? That’s what gossip site The Inquirer’s claiming as signed, sealed, and delivered . The story’s title includes the declarative “Intel will design.” No question mark

Halo 3
Adding to Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2, the epic saga continues with Halo 3, the amazingly anticipated sequel to the highly successful and critically acclaimed Halo franchise. In this third chapter of the Halo trilogy, Master Chief returns to finish the fight, bringing the epic conflict between the Covenant, the Flood, and the entire human race to a dramatic, pulse-pounding climax.
Get ready. The Chief is back. |
HDR lighting, self-shadowing, and more make Halo 3 look and feel realistic. View larger. |
Mystery abounds with the return of Cortana. View larger. |
Earth is conquered. The Covenant is everywhere. Halo 3 promises to be an epic journey. View larger. |
Game developer Bungie announced that Halo 3 will be released for Microsoft’s Xbox 360 sometime in 2007. The game was revealed to the world at the Microsoft press conference held at Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, CA in May 2006. To gamer’s delight, the announcement was a complete surprise. The rumors have been abound for the past year, as everyone wondered when the next installment would be ready. Bungie and Microsoft did a stellar job keeping their lips sealed, and fans benefited from their first glimpse of the hallowed third and final installment.
The short presentation was delivered in real-time on the Xbox 360 using the current version of the Halo 3 game engine. That’s right, no studio production video, Bungie and Microsoft delivered the real deal: what they showed at the announcement is what gamers will see when they play Halo 3 in 2007. The HDR lighting, self-shadowing, GPU-run particle system and many other effects are rumored to show up in full effect in the final game. Needless to say, the gaming community is salivating.
CJ Cowan, Bungie’s director of cinematics discussed one of the most startling moments of the presentation: the return of Cortana. “Given the variety of character and story arcs at the end of Halo 2, we wanted to boil down our announcement to a few key threads. Cortana and the Chief being a galaxy apart is a situation we haven’t seen before, and is something that is a powerful component to Halo 3. We are using her transmissions in the demo to give the viewer a few subtle clues to her situation and state of mind, without revealing any specifics we want to save for the game itself.”
Graphically, the game closely follows in the tradition of Halo 2, although it has been upgraded to take advantage of the Xbox 360’s more prodigious visual abilities. As art direct Marcus Lehto explained, “[The presentation] was intended to be an understated announcement of Halo 3 — the tone is that of mystery and suspense — the calm before the storm. I wanted to make sure that we reintroduced the Chief, showed that Earth was thoroughly conquered, with Covenant everywhere, and that there is a glorious, ancient artifact buried under the Earth’s crust which will provide Halo 3 with the epic journey which we all want.”
Taking full advantage of the power of Xbox 360, Halo 3 expands on everything that has made the franchise great, adding a wealth of technical and gameplay advancements. The game design has evolved with next-generation, high-definition visuals, enhanced A.I., an advanced real-time lighting engine, and, of course, new weapons, characters, and challenges. Halo 3 promises an unparalleled first-person shooter experience and, in the end, the most compelling and engrossing story in the franchise’s history. Last, but certainly not least, Halo 3 builds upon the unique social multiplayer experience and innovative, evolving online gameplay of Halo 2. Rest assured, you’ll still be able to run with your clan and battle with (or against) your buddies from coast to coast.
Customer Review: The game is static.
Microsoft has done it again — they’ve packaged hot air and sold it to the public for an outrageous price. The graphics aren’t up to snuff, and the story line might as well be too. I don’t know which is more dumb — the game or me for buying into the hype.
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