Xbox 360 Game Room Review
Chair Puts Ender’s Game Title on Hold
Close to three years after acquiring the rights to Orson Scott Card’s Ender’s Game, Chair has opted to put its game based on the classic science fiction novel on hold (via Joystiq ). Chair’s game had been intended to be a downloadable title based around the Battle Room. In the book, the protagonist Ender demonstrates his genius for tactics by leading his troops in the Battle Room’s various …
Classic Game Room HD – ZUMA for Xbox 360 review
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Optoma PT100 PlayTime LED Gaming Projector $179.50 The Optoma PT100 WVGA Portable DLP Projector exhibits clear and crisp images with its 50 ANSI Lumens brightness output and WVGA native resolution. Expect sharp details and life-like colors as it delivers an amazing 800:1 contrast ratio. Equipped with a built-in speaker, this awesome projector is the perfect solution for your occasion’s audio-visual presentations. Simply connect your PC… |
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Kevin VanDam’s Big Bass Challenge $4.36 Learn to fish like a proProduct InformationWith Kevin VanDam’s Big Bass Challenge you can go from amateurfisherman to pro angler. Compete in tournaments with expertadvice from KVD himself as you angle for largemouth smallmouth andspotted bass. Be careful though these fish are ready for afight so choose your lure wisely or you could end up with an emptyboat and wounded pride. Mast… |
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Kevin VanDam’s Big Bass Challenge $2.90 Go from amateur fisherman to pro angler in Kevin VanDam’s Big Bass Fishing. Compete in tournaments with expert advice from KVD himself as you angle for largemouth smallmouth and spotted bass. Be careful though – these fish are ready for a fight so choose your lure wisely or you could end up with an empty boat and wounded pride. Master your approach and you’ll be giving KVD a run for his money!Kevi… |
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Jeopardy $7.92 Amazon.com Review For those of us who remember playing Jeopardy with the metal clickers in the family room, this software makes that board game seem as ancient as a horse and buggy. Alex Trebek is now in full-color, 3-D motion, swooping down on the screen to tell you if you’ve answered correctly. (And, to be sure, he’s come up with every English-language variation on “yes”, “no,” and “correct.”) T… |
