The Nintendo DSi is about to get a new upgrade and it is called the LL. It will feature a new screen that will be 4.2 inches wide which is almost a 100% increase over the size of it’s current screen. It will also come preloaded with a couple of their signature Brain Age games. $TBA.
Immerse yourself in the true rock and roll experience while playing Rock Band or Guitar Hero. When the crappy speakers on your TV won’t do, you should hook up your guitar to these Polk Audio HitMaster monitors. Just like a real stage monitor, the HitMaster is a floor-mounted cabinet directly facing you so you’ll hear your sound straight and true. Get up to 80 watts of eardrum-busting sound from the single-point stereo speaker. But if that’s not enough, you can link up several HitMasters side-by-side. There’s also a 1/8″ input jack so you can connect other audio sources like your iPod. The HitMaster will hit (pun intended) the markets next year. $100.
How does this sound for an idea for a brand new video game? Jack Black plays the world’s greatest roadie who gets sent back in time to save an ancient world of heavy metal from destruction. Awesome right? Well that’s Brutal Legend, complete with a 108 song all-metal soundtrack to keep you banging your head all night long. $57.
Get your adrenaline fix with driving high-performance cars without spending a fortune. The Need for Speed: Shift, offers real-world cars and tracks to test your virtual driving skills. First person cockpit view cameras gets you on board some of the most exotic cars in production, including the mighty Bugatti Veyron and Aston Martin Vantage. You’ll need all the mental toughness you can muster to unlock the special cars and circuits. You also have a chance to win a BMW M3 along with other prizes through some daily missions, check out the official site or the NFS Twitter for more details. Available for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. $57.
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Madden is arguably the best video game series to daye, especially if you are a football fan, and now the fun of a full-fleshed Madden game is available with the portability of the iPhone. Madden NFL 10 is a new iPhone app that features full rosters for all 32 NFL teams, authentic stadiums, nearly 300 plays to choose from, the ability to draw up your own plays using the multi-touch screen, a multiplayer mode, a complete season mode with trades, depth charts, free-agents, and more, and in-game commentary from Madden, Tom Hammond, and Cris Collinsworth. $10.
Keep missing those rocking points because of the faulty guitar controller for Rock Band 2? Maybe it’s time that you hook up that axe to the Mad Catz Electro Harmonix Overdrive Pedal. With the soft activation switch, you’ll easily hit those extra points without having to tilt or shake your guitar profusely. Just stomp the pedal like you do with real guitar effects boxes and you’re golden. The stomp box comes with a 10 feet cable and is compatible with Rock Band 2 guitars and basses. $30.
At this point we all know what the Sony PlayStation 3 has to offer, but now with a new price point and a smaller figure, everything is looking brand new all over again. The PS3 used to be the cheapest BluRay player available when it first released at almost $300, which is no longer true, but it is still the only BluRay player to be able to play such great games. $300.
