Hotel Dusk: Room 215 Review (Nintendo DS)
"You are Kyle Hyde, an ex-cop with a hell of a lot of baggage. Kyle and his partner, Brian Bradley, used to rule to roost in New York City. However, a few years ago Brian decided to hand over some top secret information to the bad guys. So what did Kyle do? He hunted him down and shot him like the dirty two-faced dog he really was. Brian fell into the river and was never found. Kyle turned in his badge to become a door-to-door salesman with a secret: every once in awhile his boss sends him on a search for people who don't really want to be found... Kyle wants to find out what happened to Brian, and so he is led to Hotel Dusk. The rest of the mystery-solving is left in your hands."
REVIEW URL: http://www.ocmodshop.com
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Logitech G25 Review
"Anyone who is anyone knows who Logitech is. From Mice to Joysticks, Webcams, and Keyboards, Logitech has pretty much been doing it all since 1981. When it comes to quality, I personally expect Logitech to be at the top of its game because I own a lot of their products and have become very dependent on them. The G25 looks to be a great product and I cannot wait to get started on testing it."
REVIEW URL: http://www.overclockersclub.com
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OCZ DDR2 PC2-9200 FlexXLC expands DDR2 Boundaries
"The last few months have been rather turbulent in memory land. Several new modules have been introduced to the market, some of which are quite revolutionary. Of course, OCZ could not fall behind, and has introduced a new top end memory module with a totally new design, and we spent some quality time with it, can it beat our reigning overclocking champ?"
ARTICLE URL: http://www.madshrimps.be
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AMD's Quad FX platform (LostCircuits)
"Based on performance and power consumption, AMD's 4x4 platform, a.k.a. Quad FX has received a more or less lukewarm reception by the media. There were a number of things that stuck us as a bit odd in the entire equation, reason enough to discard some of our first impressions and start digging. Digging into performance issues, probing BIOS settings, untangling power profiles down to a "per core" level and comparing operating systems for power efficiency among other things quickly became the real focus of this article. In the end, there are still a few issues that need to be addressed, especially in terms of BIOS functionality and possibly also with respect to tuning of the VRM to increase its efficiency.
We have a plethora of data and we chewed them up into digestible bits, nibbles, and bytes for the pleasure of our readers. Enjoy the rest of the article!"
ARTICLE URL: http://www.lostcircuits.com
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OCZ FlexXLC Edition DDR-2 PC-9200 Memory - Chilled to Perfection
"Companies like OCZ, Corsair and Crucial have really made some names for themselves with modules breaking into the 1000MHz+ DDR barrier, and today we are about to show off some of the latest enthusiast memory from one of these companies, namely OCZ.
Today we have the FlexXLC Edition memory modules designed to run at 1150MHz DDR or 575MHz out of the box using a few memory voltage tweaks along with some really innovative cooling. So come and see just what OCZ’s latest memory modules have to offer."
REVIEW URL: http://www.tweaktown.com
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Warioware: Smooth Moves Review (Wii)
"I have to admit that I was skeptical of Wario Ware: Smooth Moves. The demo looked stupid, the box looked stupid, and the art looked stupid too. In case you get my drift, the whole game looked completely rediculous and I wasn't sure why I even wanted to check it out. Within moments of popping in the game - I found out."
REVIEW URL: http://www.ocmodshop.com
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ASUS Striker Extreme – nForce 680i to the Max
"Today is ASUS’s day in our labs. We have been sent the extremely feature packed ASUS Striker Extreme motherboard based on nVidia’s new nForce 680i chipset for our testing purposes – it falls into the “Republic of Gamers” series of boards from ASUS and it’s the first for the Intel platform. We are today going to see how well it performs and just what you get for the over $400 USD asking price when compared to a regular 680i motherboard and DFI’s impressive RD600."
DIRECT URL: http://www.tweaktown.com
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Razer DeathAdder Mouse
“After spending some time with the DeathAdder I really liked the look, fell, and responsiveness of this mouse. While the DeathAdder is not on par with its big brother the Copperhead, but it does perform very well. It's an excellent choice for a gaming mouse at an affordable price. As a matter of fact, it's one of the few on the market that offers such a bang-for-the-buck…”
DIRECT URL: http://www.3dgameman.com
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Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions Review (Xbox 360)
Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions is the most hyped game on the Xbox 360 since Gears of War. Both seem to have a lot in common: GoW and Lost Planet advertise wonderful graphics, original gameplay, and one can't help but notice the correlation between both games' storylines... it's us versus the aliens once again. So what exactly makes Lost Planet different from Gears of War?
Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions has an interesting set up. Wayne must find thermal energy to stay alive, and most of this energy is harvested from data points or Akrid. The meter is constantly running out, and you must continue to fill Wayne's energy meter. If the meter gets down to zero, Wayne will begin to die...... and it is no slow and painful death. Running from your enemies is not an option, as you need to kill them to stay alive.
REVIEW URL: http://www.ocmodshop.com
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ATI Catalyst 7.1 Performance Analysis
"You have to wonder what the boys over at AMD did over the New Year’s break - did they fix a few minor issues in the drivers and put their feet up and relax for the rest or did they find some new way to squeeze some extra performance out of those Radeon cards?
As we roll into 2007 and a new month we of course have with us a new set of Catalyst drivers for Radeon graphics cards. Coming in the shape of the 7.1 they are the first driver of the year and we hope that there is something a little more exciting than some bug fixes but we’ll find out soon enough."
DIRECT URL: http://www.tweaktown.com
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Gears of War Review (Xbox 360)
The graphics aren't just awesome, they are beyond awesome. As you watch cutscenes or even the in-game action, the little things are sooooo vivid. The tattoos on the arms of the soldiers in your unit, the damage on the armor from previous battles the gristle and goo from the damage an enemy takes. It's all so clear and sharp looking. When you look at a soldier, I kid you not, you can see the tattoo on his arm, some soot and dirt, the glistening of sweat and then the striations of the muscles in his arms. It's un-frickin believeable, this is a leap forward in graphics, people are calling it the first "true" next generation title out there. The Locust Horde themselves, look so mean, their overly large mouths filled with these "real" looking vicious teeth. If ever there was an army of boogeymen who sprang out from under the beds of children, these are they, and they are mean and nasty.
REVIEW URL: http://www.ocmodshop.com
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