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by Eric | April 26, 2013
Mad Catz was quick to supply a quality headset for the Wii U with their Tritton Kunai. 8-Bit Eric reviews the headset to let you know if it's worth your money. [read more]

by MikeV | February 23, 2013
On-the-rail shooters found their way to consoles en masse this gen thanks to motion gaming. Accessory companies have been trying to capitalize on this genre by designing all sorts of plastic guns so gamers can get a more arcade feel while playing. Hyperkin saw this as an opportunity to create something that only looked cool, but was also functional as well. This led to the AK Striker from Hyperkin for use with the Move. [read more]

by OG | December 02, 2012
Mad Catz has updated their Tritton line of headset with the new Tritton Pro+. The 5.1 Surround Sound headset will replace the AX 5.1 headset, and will offer the high-quality sound expected from Tritton. [read more]

by Drew Bergmark | November 23, 2012
Using a headset totally changes one’s gaming experience. If you haven’t used a gaming headset before and you are curious, grab your favorite headphones and extension audio wire to test out what compares as a minimum experience in comparison to using Skullcandy’s SLYR Gaming Headset. Unfortunately, trying to use the headset ended up being more difficult than it should have been. [read more]

by OG | November 18, 2012
A month ago, I talked about the battle for capture devices between Hauppauge and Avermedia with my review of the Avermedia Live Gamer HD. Sure enough, after I started working on reviewing the Live Gamer HD, I received the latest product from Hauppage, the HD PVR 2 Gaming Edition. [read more]

by Nickolai Niver | November 15, 2012
Gioteck has released their new multiplatform headset, the EX-05. Designed to go from Xbox 360 to PS3, then PC with a simple USB plug-in, it's an interesting headset with a competitive price. [read more]

by MikeV | November 01, 2012
Springing for an headset that is compatible for your console can be expensive, or you can take the cheaper route by combining an existing PC headset with the XJacker. Is the XJacker a good way to save some cash, or just another gimmick? [read more]

by Nickolai Niver | October 14, 2012
Anyone looking to get away from the current champions who stand over the realm of gaming accessories will take interest in Genius GX Gaming. One of their newer products, the Mordax universal gaming headset is designed to be a mobile headset that can be plugged into anything. With its sleek design and impressive specs, it's sure to be a good pick for anyone. Or is it? [read more]

by OG | September 25, 2012
Avermedia recently released their Live Gamer HD card that tries to provide the highest quality recording capabilities with the lowest system requirements. Will Live Gamer HD be worth the $200 price to upgrade or should you keep looking elsewhere? [read more]

by OG | August 22, 2012
Last month, we unboxed the Steelseries Diablo III mouse.  Today, we unbox the Diablo III headset, part of the Steelseries line of peripherals to celebrate the release of Diablo III. [read more]

by OG | August 16, 2012
Mad Catz is trying to conquer the FPS-focused controller market. To do that, they will need to make a controller that can compete with the already-refined Xbox 360 controller made by Microsoft, as the 360 is currently the primary console used in console FPS tournaments. The controller to do that job is the Mad Catz MLG Pro Controller. [read more]

by OG | August 15, 2012
Other companies have tried to compete with Mad Catz, in the realm of fight sticks. One of these challengers, Eightarc, is going directly after Mad Catz by offering a feature that Mad Catz is unable to offer: dual-modding. [read more]

by OG | July 26, 2012
For the release of Diablo III, SteelSeries made a line of accessories to celebrate the game. We got our grubby hands on a couple of them. [read more]

by OG | July 20, 2012
The Mad Catz MLG Pro Circuit Controller is a heavy duty controller for serious gamers that don't mind spending $100 on a controller. See what you get in the box for that $100. [read more]


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