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AMD talks up Brazos In two flavours AMD has been revealing preliminary details of its future "Brazos" platform. Fusion marketing director John Taylor has been telling TG Daily that the platform will be for notebook, netbook and desktop systems. "Brazos" will be available in two distinct APU...

XBLA download record shattered 300,000 download Dead Rising prequel Here is something we don’t think anyone saw coming. Capcom has confirmed that the Dead Rising: Case Zero, which is a prequel being sold on Xbox Live Arcade for the upcoming release, has broken the record for one-week sales...

Could Quantic Dream go multiplatform? Heavy Rain developer looking at the options Could it be that Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream will be the next developer to go multiplatform with future releases? Sources tell us that this exact debate is going on internally within the company. Company...

Object scanning to come in the future Will deliver it for Kinect in a future update Back in 2009 when Microsoft started actually talking about what is now known as Kinect, one of the more interesting concepts was the ability to scan objects from the real world into your virtual world on the...

11 years since Dreamcast launch Gone, but still not forgotten It has been eleven years since the launch of the Sega Dreamcast, which marked the final attempt of Sega to recapture market share against the PlayStation. Despite a significant amount of advertising and title support, the Dreamcast...

Apple products are a “bunch of mutants” Can't kill them straight away Acer founder Stan Shih has told hacks that Apple products are like mutant viruses which are damn difficult to kill in the short-term. He said that Apple's strong popularity was because of the iPad and iPhone. Shih added...

Game sales plummet Dark times ahead Games console and software sales are plummeting faster than a free fall team of performing parachuting elephants who have forgotten to pack the key ingredient of their act. Market researcher NPD Group said that Nintendo’s DS handheld players and Wii consoles...

Pegatron sues employee for spying Leaked secrets to Asustek Computer maker Pegatron Technology is suing a former employee, claiming that he, or she, leaked trade secrets to Asustek Computer. According to Digitimes, it is not clear who the former employee was, but strangely the outfit has not...

GTX 460 gets a bit cheaper 768MB boards apparently dropping under €150 We took a stroll down our price search engine and we ran into some rather interesting price cuts on several GTX 460 boards. The first price cut rumours appeared on the interweb a few days ago and the cuts seem to confirm...

EVGA rolls out GTX 460 FTW cards 850MHz core EVGA has refreshed its GTX 460 lineup with a couple of FTW series cards with massively bumped up clocks. Both cards feature 1024MB of memory and a 256-bit bus, but the GTX 460 FTW EE features a non-reference cooler. Both cards feature an 850MHz...

Apple to sell 28 million iPads in 2011 So they say UBS Investment Research believes that Apple could sell up to 28 million iPads in 2011. The outfit noted that strong iPad sales could end up affecting sales of low-end PCs. Come to think of it, consumers can get a pretty nice PC for about the...

New NBA Jam for Wii has no online support Despite the limited 360 & PS3 versions offering it When the new NBA Jam was announced for the Wii, Electronic Arts was very cagey about confirming whether or not the Wii version would offer online multiplayer support. We can now confirm that despite the...

Microsoft to announce more Kinect titles New ones expected during Tokyo Game Show Microsoft will be announcing some additional new titles for the Kinect add-on during the Tokyo Game Show next week. While the company is keeping what exactly will be announced for the motion control add-on a...

BFBC2 Vietnam expansion to be shown at TGS Add-on to feature 4 new maps and period weapons Beyond knowing that DICE has been hard at work on the Vietnam expansion pack for Battlefield Bad Company 2 and a few rumors, little has come to light as to what this is all about. Apparently, we will not...

Nintendo plugs holes with new firmware Targets mods as well as flash cartridges Sony isn’t the only one that is on the offensive in taking it to those that hack their products. Nintendo has been waging a war for some time against those who are hacking the Wii and DSi with user modifications and...

Microsoft confirms 2nd Kinect bundle As suspected, HD bundle version confirmed As our sources had already told us, Microsoft confirmed a second Kinect bundle that will be available this holiday season that will offer a hard drive. The second bundle will join the already announced Kinect bundle...

Microsoft might buy Symantec Everyone wants a virus checker The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hellish yarn which claims that Microsoft's Steve “Sounds of Silence” Ballmer is about to buy Symantec. Shares in the security outfit rocketed yesterday on the back of news that Steve was...

US Military bans Medal of Honor No Honor in the American military The Army which got its big break by beating the worst mercenary force in Europe, has decided to ban a computer game which enables them to take pot shots at their fellow soldiers. Medal of Honor has created a storm in a teacup...

Apple claims to have fixed broken iPhone We are not sure yet Fruity peddler of broken iDreams, Apple claims to have fixed faults in the iPhone 4 which include sluggish performance to unreliable proximity sensors. Apple insists that the problem has not been caused by poor design and shonky...

Analyst's server report pants, says Intel They'll pull the report soon An analyst's report into Intel's future in the server market has been pulled after the Chip giant point out it was rubbish. The Trefis report claimed that Intel's market share in the server market was dropping as it had lost...