Xbox One was just released and brings quite a few changes with it. The obvious difference is the hardware and in this video I do a comparison between the Xbox One and the Xbox 360 Slim or “S” model....
Read MoreI recently had a problem with my Xbox 360 and it’s DVD drive. Unfortunately, the warranty expired and I decided to see if I could fix it myself. The first step is obviously to take apart the Xbox 360. In this video I show...
Read MoreI recently had a problem with my Xbox 360 and it’s DVD drive. Unfortunately, the warranty expired and I decided to see if I could fix it myself. The first step is obviously to take apart the Xbox 360. In this video I show...
Read MoreThe Intensity Extreme is a pricey bit of hardware, but records in uncompressed HD quality using HDMI through Thunderbolt. I unbox and give a quick preview of what the quality of the video looks like when recording in a...
Read MoreThe new Fall Dashboard Update is now available for Xbox 360 and so we take a look at the features and new Metro UI. Check out the video for all details....
Read MoreiCarbons was nice enough to send along their skin for the Xbox 360. The skins looks very nice and does a decent job of transforming the XBox into something unique compared to every one else. Check out the video for the review...
Read MoreI compare the original Xbox 360 Pro to the newer Xbox 360 S or slim. The newer xbox has been out for some time, but I finally picked one up and thought I would do a comparison. I show you the difference in ports, buttons and...
Read MoreEA’s version of an action parkour game on Xbox 360 and PS3 was a love hate sort of game. I wanted to love it, but just could not get past the frustrating controls resulting in my mixed emotions about what is a great concept of a game.
Read MoreThe current version of the Xbox 360 with its inhale concept is fairly nice in the way of design, that is until you turn it on. The rushing fans creating a roar that makes the gaming experience sound like you’re in a wind tunnel can be gone for good with the elegant edition. This case mod brings back the boxy DVR or VCR look of times past, but ads a very valuable 3 fan setup to create a near silent experience.
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The Zune has a sympathetic pull on the gadget loving side of me. While I generally use Apple products, I like the drive of the underdog. Microsoft knows how to play catchup as we have seen with the Xbox 360 and the great experience many of us have online with our friends. The real question is will Microsoft hit a home run with the Zune HD? If you have an iPod Touch then you can guess the Zune HD will have a similar feature set. The real problem lies in the lack of a hugely successful app store. I am cautiously optimistic that Zune HD can deliver such an app store, but Microsoft has a vast pocket to draw from. The marketing power of a company with such monetary resources that far outweigh most companies certainly helps get Zune noticed.
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After adoring and faithfully playing the series of Metal Gear, it was sad to see the end of Solid Snake, or at least the end of the current story line. That being said, Kojima said that this is the end of the Solid Snake line of Metal Gear but not the end of Metal Gear itself. Now Kojima Productions is teasing the next version of Metal Gear with a simple "A Next Metal Gear is…" on their site. So far this is all we know, but we do know there is one in the works. So we all now anxiously await (if you like Metal Gear) the future of what Metal Gear will become. This could just mean it is moving or coming to Xbox 360…!
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Netflix has long allowed its PC users to stream their online selection via Windows and soon the Xbox 360. The same has not held true for the Mac as we thought Netflix would eternally neglect the ability. Now you can finally watch the streaming video on your Mac, but that comes with an ironic catch. Netflix has decided to stream via Microsoft’s competitor to flash, Silverlight. Silverlight is a very capable platform and was used by NBC during the Bejing Olympics. Since then, NBC has dumped Silverlight in favor of its traditional flavor of Flash.
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