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Do You Use a Console Camera When You Play Games?
The first time I used a console camera was when my BF brought one home in a Trials of Topoq game bundle, which has you using body movements to direct a ball through a maze. Admittedly, it was the single nerdiest moment in my life, mostly because I'd never used a camera while playing a game before, but more so because the game was totally unlike anything I'd ever seen. Seriously, it's pretty darn nerdy — just check out this review for proof.
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Get Your Star Trek On in May: First the Movie, Then the Game
As if you can't tell, I'm pretty stoked to see the Star Trek movie next month, not only for the story, but for the eye candy as well. I'm already anticipating tons of futuristic gadgets to feast my eyes on. .
Burnout Paradise Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Awesome
Throw away everything you thought you knew about the Burnout series — this is a new breed. I have been uber excited to get my hands on Burnout Paradise since I heard about the open gameplay it offers. It might make you a bit confused at first, but stick with me here — the more you play, the more you will appreciate its complexity.
Not An American Idol? Karaoke Instead
Japanese video game maker Konami Digital Entertainment has released a Karaoke game that will have you busting out with your Human League impressions daily. Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol works when you plug it into your Sony PlayStation.
The game lets you sing along to 40 new songs, including hits from the show, and compete from auditions to performances on center stage in your quest to become the next American Idol.
Tech News Roundup - Is That A MacPac On Your Back?
- Are you looking for a backpack that's neither comfortable nor stylish? Look no further than the Macpack, a backpack built out of an old Macintosh SE. Macpack Can Carry Your Books, Not Your Dignity - Gizmodo
- According to Mike Elgan, the wallet is an endangered species.
Aly & AJ Share How Chemicals React - In Simlish
Teen pop queens Aly and AJ, must have a geeky side. The sister duo, which is known for their "Chemicals React" song, recently teamed up with EA Games and released their hit in Simlish. While I'm a die-hard Sims fan, I don't know the girls very well, so I was a little shocked at first.
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