Lug around a laptop — a desktop replacement/gaming laptop no less — and longing for something a little more substantial in the GPU department? Gaming oriented laptops certainly have a leg up on the standard laptop affair when it comes to graphical power. But even then, a high-end laptop GPU doesn’t really hold a candle to it’s desktop sibling. Even more extreme — any self respecting gamer wouldn’t even think of gaming on a netbook. But...
Contrary to verbiage from Microsoft indicating otherwise, at least GameStop has figured out what makes customers happy. more storage, specifically 250GB worth of storage as the popular used game retailer has a stand alone 250GB Xbox 360 drive marked for release on 3/23 online. Microsoft as of late has pushed out several special edition Xbox 360 console bundles that usually feature some nifty paint job and larger hard drive. In the case of the Modern Warfare 2 bundle, a...
Seeing the word “brick” in the title should frighten you. While often used to depict something unsightly or aesthetically unappetizing, the ZooZen Xbox 360 case is actually pretty darn nice to look at. What exactly is the ZooZen 360 case? Well — it’s a case that snaps all around your Xbox 360. It’s shiny, black, and considerably increases your 360′s footprint. But it isn’t all just about looks. ZooZen went ahead and stuffed a...
Being a used game retailer has it’s advantages. Gamers love new stuff. Because of that one way to fund their new lusts is by selling off their old. Awesome concept and business model until you consider more and more people are downloading games — that which you can’t return. GameStop, looking to keep from fading out of existence has announced via the BMO Capital Management Digital Entertainment conference that in earl 2010, the company will try...
**Update: Ya, not so much. ‘ol Stevie was off his rocker and was probably confused. That’s what Major Nelson is saying anyway. Thank you Mr. Steve “The Balms” Ballmer for your clownish persona and loose lips. You may have just given us some hope for ways of enjoying HD content other than Xbox live. In an interview with Gizmodo’s Wilson Rothman, Steve Ballmer says the following when questioned about the potential for Blu-ray support coming...
