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Bungie talks Reach stats Numbers are impressive for five days of play With Halo: Reach now being on sale for five days officially, Bungie is talking some statistics on what players have been able to achieve. The numbers are actually very impressive and show the true popularity of the Halo...

PlayStation Move arrives Lack of titles equals slow sales Sony’s new PlayStation Move offering arrived last week in both the North American and European markets and sales have not been very stellar, according to our retail sources. While Sony has not been really pitching Move as the game...

Five exclusive Kinect titles coming Does it really make a difference? Microsoft looked to make a splash at the Tokyo Game Show in Japan last week, and by all accounts it seemed more of an attempt to build more momentum for the upcoming release of Kinect than anything else. To that end, as we...

Facebook working on its own mobile phone platform Attempts to destroy Google by using Android OS?  An interesting bit of information spread through the inner circles of Silicon Valley this morning regarding Facebook's proposed entry into the smartphone platform market. Authors from...

Reach launch numbers are impressive $200 million in sales the first 24 hours Microsoft has to be happy to know that Halo still has it with Xbox 360 gamers, and it delivered on launch day. While all of the numbers are not in, it is known that Halo: Reach generated over $200 million in sales...

Steel Battalion 2 coming for Kinect No mega controller necessary this time One of the most interesting titles for the original Xbox has to be Steel Battalion, which features a multi-part custom joystick setup with over 40 buttons and foot controls. The controller was something to see; and...

Rumored PSP2 looks likely Sony isn’t talking about it yet Over the past couple of weeks we have been hearing whispers that Sony has a new and more powerful PlayStation Portable (or PSP2, if you will) that it is planning to announce. Despite the whispers, Sony isn’t prepared to start talking...

Boffins come up with quantum optical chips Powered by dead or alive cats Boffins at the University of Bristol have come up with a system which means that the number of quantum computing algorithms may soon do more than current computers can manage. Top boffin Professor Jeremy O'Brien...

LG fires CEO Replaces him with family South Korea's LG has ousted its chief executive and replaced him with a founding family member. Koo Bon-joon, the head of trading firm LG International will take over from Nam Yong, who resigned from the top job to take responsibility for poor management...

Point of View / TGT GTX 480 Ultra Charged tested Review: The fastest air-cooled GTX 480 around It’s been a few months since we’ve heard about Point of View and TGT Tuning team’s joint efforts on overclocking graphics cards. So far, the work has paid off and the offspring, GTX 460 BEAST...

Abu Dhabi spends $7 billion on chip plant Begins production in 2015 The Abu Dhabi Government-owned Advanced Technology Investment Company is spending a whopping $7bn building its first microchip manufacturing plant. The company selected a site for the plant near Abu Dhabi International Airport...

PicoChip releases PC3333 chip New baseband for public-access femtocells A UK outfit PicoChip has released a chip designed to form the baseband for public-access femtocells. The PC333 supports 32 channels of simultaneous voice and HSPA+ data, MIMO antenna scheme, soft handover and the Local Area...

Intel overclocks Sandy to 4.9GHz Using a stock cooler Intel has shown off the overclocking potential of its upcoming Sandy Bridge processor to a group of journalists at the IDF. The sample in question was a K-series part, with an unlocked multiplier and Intel managed to push it all the way to...

APB shuts after three months Five years development down the gurgler Massive multiplayer game APB: All Points Bulletin is to close after only working for three months. The game took five years to develop the online role-playing game where players fight each other. However it is the latest...

AMD Barts specs leaked 256-bit bus, 960 shaders Chinese tech site Chiphell has leaked an interesting slide featuring full AMD Barts specs and the numbers look impressive. The new Barts series should succeed Juniper-based HD 5770 and HD 5750 boards, but it will deliver a significant...

AMD outs Catalyst 10.9 Available through Steam AMD has released Catalyst 10.9 drivers packed with several performance tweaks, but few new features. Stalker: Call of Pripyat will see a performance boost of up to 20 percent for HD 5800 users, while HD 5700 users will get a performance increase...

Halo: Reach first to use auto mute tech Cool new system saves player the trouble We have all been there with the guy who will not shut up with all kinds of loud and crazy talk during your favorite FPS game. The way to deal with this issue is, of course, to mute the player talking the smack so...

THQ to try new low-cost model Less content, more add-ons for sale THQ has been apparently thinking a lot about the revenue that it is losing to used game sales. The company plans to test a new model to address the issue with the release of MX vs ATV: Alive that is set to arrive in spring of...

Chrysler to offer COD:BO LE Jeep They will brand just about anything As video gaming titles continue to extend their title branding into new areas, we continue to shake our heads at some of the strange ideas that marketing folks come up with. The latest one comes from Chrysler, who will be...

Reach Co-Op doesn’t work on low-end 360 Apparently does require a hard drive for play The hard drive-less $199 low-end Xbox 360 apparently does not work with the online co-op mode of the just released Halo: Reach. According to the error message that appears, a hard drive is required to play...