GameTech Reviews
The only problem with super-sizing a pocket-sized DSi is that you'll need a bigger pocket. Otherwise, the freshly minted DSi XL is all that.
Nintendo keeps Wii costs down by skimping on components such as graphic processors, hard drives, and controller batteries. Nyko rectifies one of these shortcomings with a 4-pack of NiHMs and a single docking station for 4 Wii-motes.
Running under the assumption that Leapster players, i.e, 6-year-olds, will someday age and sadly shuck the whole childlike-wonder thing, LeapFrog has a new 'edutainment' device on the market: Didj.
Fact is, kids like to have their brains stimulated as much as their adrenal glands -- or they should if they know what's good for them, which they don't, so it's up to parents to find something both age appropriate as well as cognitively stimulating; educational and entertaining at the same time. Hint: Leapster 2 Learning System.
For five dollars more, Nyko's Zero Wireless controller for PlayStation3 does everything a DualShock3 does, some of it just as effectively, some of it not as well, but at least they had the decency to include a 10' USB cord.
New for Xbox 360, the Xbox 360 Messenger Kit includes a headset and an itty bitty QWERTY keyboard that jacks into your Xbox 360 controller so you can tm your thumbs blue. A good question to ask at this juncture: why the hell bother?
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