Playstation Vita Tv

Sony have announced the PlayStation Vita TV, an Apple TV competitor that plays games! The little portable console allows Vita and PSP users to play their games on a TV using a DualShock 3 controller. In addition, users can access a range of entertainment services such as Hulu. It also features PlayStation 4 cross-functionality(acts as an extender, via streaming, for your PS4 games letting you play on another TV if the one connected to the PS4 is occupied). Release date in the US still unknown. watch the video

DRONE | MOBILE BLUETOOTH GAMING CONTROLLER

Tired of using touch screen controls on a tiny screen whilst playing games? Drone Controller is the answer. The sleek universal controller connects to your tablet, laptop, or smart phone via Bluetooth and enables you to play your favorite game with dual analog joysticks, a digital G-pad, six face buttons and two shoulder buttons. No more struggling with the Angry birds slingshot! Works with Android, iOS or WinMo. Check the "evolution controlle...
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Samsung 55-Inch Odyssey Ark Monitor

Samsung has unveiled the mammoth Odyssey Ark Monitor, a 55-Inch curved 4K monitor with impressive specs. The mighty monitor brings unique multi-screen options to your PC setup, and brings a whole new dimension to your home gaming setup. In fact, this is the world’s first 55-inch, 1000R curvature 4K gaming display, packing an impressive 165Hz refresh rate and a gamer-friendly 1ms response time. It comes with support for Dolby Atmos and features six built-in speaker...
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XBOX CLOUD GAMING

The wait is over! You can now play Xbox console games on the devices you already have! Using the Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, iPhone, iPad or Windows 10 users can now enjoy Xbox Cloud Gaming, which includes 100+ console-quality games such as Halo, Gears of War, Forza, and Grand Theft Auto V. Players can use a compatible Bluetooth controller such as the Xbox controller, Sony DualShock 4, Razer Kishi, and more. You can even start a game on your console and keep playing it...
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