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Controller Pak User Reviews 5 Stars WORKS WELL! This controler pack is very useful. Before when i use to not know about the controler pack i kept getting angry that i couldn’t save levels on my N64, but once i heard about a controler pak, i went and got it and it works great, it helps me save new levels on games. It also saved me for giving up on my nintendo 64 and selling it. 5 Stars THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The Controller pak is a GREAT THING TO HAVE! Save your skaters in THPS,
Midway- the company behind the upcoming Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe video game- has announced they will also be releasing a “Kollector’s Edition” of the game. The special edition of the upcoming game will feature a cover by noted comic cover artist Alex Ross and an exclusive removable print designed by Ross as well as bonus video content. In addition, John Tobias, co-creator of the Mortal Kombat franchise, returns to sketch a 16-page comic book to be published by DC Comics that chronicles t
Okay so we’ve basically given Paulson a blank check and the economy looks worse than it did last week. So, it’s time to simplify and budget. Here’s an easy way to economize on your books, CD’s, DVD’s and video games. So here’s how it works. First you join Swaptree which is free. Then you go through your stuff and decide what you’ve got to trade. You list them on the site really easily using the UPC or ISBN code on the back. Do you want to make a want list or just let Swaptree do it’s magic? I
Photo: Sony PS3 The US PlayStation 3 blog has given more details on the upcoming firmware update for PS3 v2.50 and PSP v5.00. After installing the PSP update the PlayStation Network icon will now appear on the XMB to allow users to sign up for PSN. The PlayStation store is now also accessible via PSP to download multimedia content. Connection is via Wi-Fi. The v5.00 version also sees a full screen keyboard added to your portable console. On the other side, the PS3 v2.50 firmware update now
New video game reads your mind Willpower is set to replace fast fingers in a new video game in which players move characters through a headset that monitors their brain waves. California-based NeuroSky showed off the new headset - named Mindset - at the Tokyo Game Show, the industry’s biggest exhibition which opened near the Japanese capital on Thursday. The Mindset monitors whether the player is focused or relaxed and accordingly moves the character on a personal computer. “We brought thi
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