A Bigger, Better Xbox One
As advanced as the Xbox One might be, it didn’t take long for extreme gamers to run into performance problems in terms of storage and…
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The Gamers’ Phone
The ASUS Z2 POSEIDON was designed with extreme gamers in mind. It features greater processing power, enhanced battery life and a unique anti-overheating system to…
A Playable Table
Your friend walks into your home. You ask him (or her, I’m not a sexist) if he/she’s up for a game. What do you have?…
Virtual Reality for All
PLAY delivers the virtual reality experience in a simple and fun way using your smartphone! PLAY’s minimal and elegant shape reflect a thoughtful design vision…
Gaming IRL… Almost
This new console, Carbon, addresses the direct correlation between people playing video games isolated in their bedroom and an increase in the number of people…
One Cube, Endless Immersive Entertainment
BEAMERCUBE promises instantly immersive gaming or movie-watching with just one click! Similar to Microsoft’s attempt at Illumiroom, the device has a short-throw projector for video…
Kids Get Physical with Gaming
Gaming is here to stay which means the problem of kids being sedentary isn’t going anywhere either! To help combat this, the PowaBand measures their…
A Gamer’s Wet Dream
The next best thing to headset VR, the Xgamer combines accelerated gaming with a curved screen cinematic experience. Its 10-inch, 1080P, 180 degree screen gives…
Introducing… the future!
It’s called Bleen, and it’s a breakthrough in technology that reimagines the holographic projection system of tomorrow as as convenient and portable. From its sculptural…
Nintendo 3DS Chat Companion
Designed for the Nintendo 3DS hand-held gaming system, the Chat-Pak allows up to 4 users to voice chat while gaming without network or cellular connections….
Get Ready for Oculus Rift!
After being successfully crowd-funded, the consumer version of the much anticipated Oculus Rift is still a mystery. This concept by Carlos Pendas gives a glimpse…
Mini-Wonder of the Tablet World
Since the introduction of the tablet, an ever expanding number of games have been built for finger tapping, scrolling, and pinching fun…. but it seems…