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Sony Home Update: inFamous space, EA Golf course now open
This week on Sony Home there are several new places to visit starting with the inFAMOUS space now open. Players can explore the Abandoned Docks of Empire City where they can spray paint graffiti on the walls or play Reaper Shock. In this shooting gallery style game, players can shoot bolts of electricity at Reaper targets that pop-up or move across the screen for reward items for avatars and living personal spaces. Also look for…
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Lazy parents can limit kids’ gaming effortlessly with the GameDr
Digital Innovations is now distributing John Morrissey’s $29.99 GameDr, a timer that allows parents and guardians to limit children’s video game playing with minimal effort.
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Sony Home Update: Hamsters vs Humans, new spaces, apartments available
Hamsters have invaded Sony Home, the long awaited hamster suit has caused a stir and this Saturday (June 20, 2009) a show down between humans and hamsters will meet for a dance off in central plaza.
Sony Home Update: The universe is expanding (again), a spy has been discovered in Xi
Click your heals three times and repeat after me… “There’s no place like HOME! There’s no place like HOME!” More new spaces are opening up including one for Ghostbusters and Buzz!, there’s plenty of garb and goodies for you to slap on your avatar and in your virtual apartment and… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Nintendo’s Wii Vitality Sensor
One of the few surprise announcements at E3 2009 was Satoru Iwata’s unveiling of the Wii Vitality Sensor at Nintendo’s press conference. The device attaches to the port at the base of the WiiMote and appears to act like a clip that grabs your finger to measure your pulse. According… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: The three-way fight for ultimate motion control in games
The press conferences for the Big Three - Sony, Nintendo and Microsoft - put at least partial rest to months of speculation, rumors and artist renderings of supposed motion control devices being released by each company. The good news is that all three were able to perform live demonstrations of… Continue Reading »
E3 2009: Recap of Ubisoft’s press conference
They sure dragged that one out. Ubisoft’s press conference lasted two hours with a lot of talking, a couple big-name celebrities and very little actual game footage. The focus was on what they liked to call “confluence,” bringing games together with other media including movies, the WiiMotionPlus, the wireless skate… Continue Reading »
Microsoft Xbox 360 to stream videos from Zune video service
FROM GADGETELL - Already, the new Microsoft Zune HD is looking pretty good, with its HD playback and all. At the E3 tradeshow today, Microsoft unveiled an announcement, which didn’t really come as a surprise but definitely got people excited for the latest Microsoft device. The Xbox 360 would be able stream movies… MORE »
E3 2009: A few not-to-be forgotten companies and a handful of hardware offerings
There are many other companies attending E3 besides those big namers, some of which are promoting only a game or two or maybe showing off a few gaming peripherals. Here’s a quick look at goodies promised to be on display at E3 by seven companies you might not have been… Continue Reading »
Dream Cheeky’s Star Trek-themed USB gadgets
Dream Cheeky, makers of wacky and cool USB-based gadgets, just sent an updated tip about four of the company’s upcoming Star Trek-themed USB (and one Bluetooth) devices. There’s a pair of Communicators, an Enterprise-shaped web cam - ideal to use to communicate with your distant gamer friends - and even… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Review: Personal Trainer: Walking for DS
According to the latest inclusion in Nintendo’s Personal Trainer “game” series, I am not a fat, lazy slob. Instead, I am as active as a Daytime Deer and, some days, an Evening Owl. Thank you, Personal Trainer: Walking. You make me feel thin… Continue Reading »
Sony Home Update: The Chimera are attacking Home, community volunteer program active
After standing your ground in England in the first Resistance game, then the rest of Europe in Resistance 2, those pesky mutants have now invaded PlayStation Home. Find the new space on the world map and enter the ruined railway station to explore. Also this week a new volunteer program… Continue Reading »
Gamertell Interview: Author Micheal Scott on promoting books through Gaia Online
Fans of The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel series will have another chance to talk to the books author Michael Scott through Gaiai Online on May 26, 2009, but Gamertell go to him first. find out what he had to say about promoting his books through Gaia… Continue Reading »
Live Coverage of E3 2009
The Gamertell team brings us live coverage from the E3 Expo.
Important Importables
Jenni Lada brings us information about all of the groovy new gaming imports from around the world.












