For XBox 360 player who’ve been looking to a nice controller with customizable buttons, Turbo Fire EVO Wireless Controller will let you have fun with your own customization and enjoy more feature like rapid fire and custom war setting.

This controller is a new unofficial Xbox 360 controller from Datel. Although it’s unofficial, it fully support Xbox 360 system and tweak the controller even further than the default wireless controller. Turbo Fire EVO wireless controller require no dongle to connect with the console, has dual rumber motors, has integrated headset port directly on the controller for Xbox Live chatting, accepts all standard rechargeable battery packs, ha programmable rapid fire functions, and more.

Known as the “Ultimate weapon” for Xbox 360, Turbo Fire EVO Wireless controller also coming with EVOS’s unique built-in combat command LCD display on the controller. It’s 1.7-inch (sadly it’s not a touchscreen), interactable via the controller analog stick and make selection/adjustment with the buttons.

You can set the rapid fire rate, sniper mode, combo moves (record macros), remapping buttons to your liking and much more. You can fine tune all of the setting at any moment during the games to give you the best gaming experience.

Turbo Fire EVO Wireless Controller for XBOX 360 is available right now at CodeJunkies for $54.99. Head on to the store if you are interested. Has fully compatible with CoD: MW3 and Battlefield 3.

Turbo Fire EVO Wireless Controller For Xbox 360
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It was first appeared at GamingZap website, but it’s not available anymore. However, if you think you are looking for this accessories for your Kinect, you can now pre-order this Nyko Zoom Lens now at Amazon for $29.99!

Like what you have been told, Nyko Zoom lens provides gamer a shorter or closer gaming zone with their kinect hardware. If 8-feet is the recommended playable range, Nyko Zoom will cut it down to 4 – 5 feet only.

It’s very good for gamers who have got no wide gaming space. Nyko Zoom will literally turn a small living room into a fun gaming zoom where without the lens is impossible.

The Nyko Zoom Lens is going to ship in this August 23, 2011. Sadly, there is no early bird deal to help you save your money. If you haven’t got your Kinect hardware, that’s mean you’ll have to spend $180 in total to get them.

Nyko Zoom Lens For Kinect Is Now Available For Pre-Order
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If you have been waiting for the N-Control Avenger since the introduction back in 2010, now the wait is finally over! This revolutionary controller N-Control Avenger for Xbox 360 is currently on sale for $59.99 directly on their official website. The beauty of this N-Control Avenger for Xbox 360 is the ability to push all buttons at once when needed. Also, you can enhance N-Control Avenger to your liking like tuning up an instrument.

See the following video for more details:

If you are ready, get one for $59.99 at N-Control now.
[via Gizmag]

N-Control Avenger For Xbox 360 Is Now Available For $59.99
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Playing FPS Games with game pad is not as enjoyable as using keyboard and mouse. That’s why we can now find a device like this XIM3 controller that could add keyboard and mouse to your Xbox 360 system. There are lots of converter out there, but this XIM3 Controller is the best with colorful LCD display.

Also, XIM3 has been equipped with smart translators that could handles some settings from different games. The following video show you how to translator works:

[via Engadget]

Add Keyboard and Mouse To Your Xbox 360 With XIM3 Controller
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Finally, after a bit of waiting since June when we first heard about the name of Kinect, now the device has launched!

It’s been sold widely in many online retailers including Newegg, Amazon and Buy.com which all pricing set on stone at $149.99. This price is the value that you have to pay to get the new revolutionary wireless controller (where YOU are the Controller!) plus one free game “Kinect Adventures”.

We have done a quite complete of Kinect coverage so I invite you to dig into the archive of Kinect if you want to look at the history. For all the details and the review, Engadget who’s lucky enough to get their first real test out with the real Kinect (sent to them 1 week ago) has written a lengthy (but useful) review of this new Kinect. If you haven’t pre-order from the first place, you can read them as your guidance before jumping in.

The Kinect is available in several bundles, including the bundling with their beloved Xbox 360 Slim 4GB or Xbox 360 Slim 250GB, or you can get the Kinect alone with the free game.

You’d probably have no need to get the Xbox 360 slim if you have already got your own phat Xbox 360 console. So just get which one fit you the best and enjoy the next generation of motion controller without controller!

Microsoft Kinect Launched! Have You Got Yours?
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This information was whispered by Edge, the global gaming network. They said that Microsoft latest toy, or the Project Natal is going to hit the store on October 26th, 2010. If purchasing the Project Natal alone is your choice, it has a one time cost of $149, or if you are going to buy another Xbox 360 for your household, the bundle deal would set you down at $299 (US pricing only).

“Microsoft expects to sell millions and millions of Natal units in its first year on the market so you can expect the software launch line-up to target non-traditional gamers,” our source said. “A major marketing campaign will also play a key role in attracting and educating the expanded audience about Xbox 360’s controller-free revolution.”

Beside the price, there is a rumor floating in the blogosphere about the real retail name of the Project Natal. Natal is not the final retail name, and you should be able to get the details on the upcoming E3 exhibition.

[via Edge]

Microsoft’s Project Natal Hit Store on October, Cost $149 a Pop
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We have covered that Microsoft Project Natal is coming soon on this year’s holidays, but people are still guessing whether it’s a summer holidays or Christmas holiday. Well, if you are also guessing around, you can rest you mind in peace now because Microsoft Executive in Saudi Arabia has stood up and confirmed that their Project Natal will launch in October 2010 (though there is no exact date revealed yet).

This is a great news, for the 5-year old console to get a new interesting accessory may just revive the market and boost sales. I’ve also heard that LG will bundle up with Xbox 360 offering a 3G gaming with their 3D screen on Xbox 360. It might interesting to see if Project Natal can work on 3D environment or not.

[via Product Review]

Probability: Microsoft Project Natal Coming on October 2010
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The news about Xbox 360 Wireless N Network Adapter that we have written last month were a false alarm. The release date has passed but no one had seen a store selling the wireless adapter yet. However, here we come with another news saying the Xbox 360 Wireless N Network Adapter is going to be available soon (sometime this week) with a shipping price cheaper that what we have expected at $80 only. So will this news become another false alarm again? Or you can actually see this stuff selling on the street soon? Well, let’s hope it’s not another false info and we’ll update you again if there is more data about it.

[via Joystiq]

XBox 360 Wireless N Network Adapter
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Most of the time, gamers are untidy. The discs scatter around, the controller sunk into the mountain deep game collection, or even worse you can find pizza hidden in the box.

Well, it’s a hype but yes I’m also a gamer so I know I’m not a tidy creature. So something like this Gaming tower for my console, games and controller might be able to (somehow) tidying up my gaming zone while keeping me as hygiene as I can!

This Gaming Tower is made exclusively for Xbox 360 and Wii console, the tower can hold up to 16 games + boxes, up to 4 controllers, one console and additional guitar controller for playing Guitar Hero game series. But heck this is just a helpful tool and it doesn’t mean it you will be a tidy minded soul after purchasing this $99.99 Gaming tower. It’s still depend on your habit after all…

[Shall we get one? The Xbox 360 and Wii at Amazon]
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Xbox 360 and Wii Gaming Tower to Tidy Up your Gaming Zone
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Good news for Xbox 360 gamer as on this Nov 3rd, you will begin to enjoy the better Wireless connection between your Xbox console and other peripheral because on the date the Wireless N Adapter will be available in the store. Compared with the slow B and G connection, the Wireless N will delivers a better connection, less dead/blank spot and stronger signal. The only downside is the price tag. This Xbox 360 Wireless N Adapter will cost you at least 100+ bucks…!

[via Uberreview]

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New headset from Turtle beach has been announced and it’s a special wireless headphone made for Xbox 360 gaming console. It’s coded as Ear Force X41 and it’s the third generation of its class. Comes with 3D positonal audio and advanced chat booster. The headphone comes in the cool color blend of black and white, but it has common headphone design.

Turtle Beach Ear Force X41 headset also features Dolby Pro Logic IIx, removable microphone, 2.4Ghz wireless technology with low latency, and you can use this headset on other device as well (Home theater, PS3, PC, etc).

The Turtle Beach X41 headset will arrive in September for $200. Read the following Press Release for more detail:

August 10, 2009 – Elmsford, N.Y. – Turtle Beach, the leaders in premium XBOX 360 headsets, today announced its third-generation wireless gaming headset—the Ear Force X41. Positioned as the successor to the highly acclaimed Ear Force X4 wireless Dolby surround sound headset, the X41 includes digital RF wireless CD-quality sound, XBOX LIVE® Chat and the tactical advantage of 3-D positional audio when playing popular XBOX 360 titles such as Call of Duty 4® Modern Warfare®, HALO® 3, Left 4 Dead®, Grand Theft Auto® IV and Guitar Hero®.

“We listened to suggestions from XBOX® gamers who own our second generation wireless headset, the Ear Force X4, and decided to take the X41 to a whole new level by improving nearly every aspect of the original design.” said Peter Ronick, Director of Marketing. “The X41 includes a dedicated Digital Signal Processor for creating an accurate 360 degree sound field with the latest Dolby Headphone HRTF algorithms. It provides an unprecedented sense of immersion that’s further enhanced by CD-quality, uncompressed, digital RF wireless technology.”

The X41 includes all of the features that make Turtle Beach Ear Force the most popular brand of headsets for avid XBOX gamers, including Chat Boost™, which automatically increases the volume of XBOX LIVE chat as the game gets louder, microphone monitoring so you can hear what you’re saying even though the headset is covering your ears and bass boost to enhance the deep bass from explosions and other sounds. For superior sound fidelity, the X41 ear cups incorporate oversized 50 mm speakers. The adjustable boom microphone is also removable, keeping it out of the way when you’re not using XBOX LIVE chat.

A digital optical input on the X41 transmitter connects to the XBOX 360 for pure-digital, high-quality audio. A digital optical output connection to a home theater system for simultaneously using the X41 headset and home theater speakers. Analog stereo inputs let you use the headset for listening to MP3 players, TV audio or other analog sources.

Enhancements in the X41 over the original X4 model include:

• The X4 analog infrared wireless signal has been replaced with digital 2.4 GHz RF wireless technology, for low-latency, uncompressed, CD-quality sound with no background hiss, no interference from plasma TV screens and no line of sight restrictions between the transmitter and headset.
• The X41 uses the latest version of Dolby technology to support game sound in 7.1 channels instead of 5.1 channels, for improved surround sound accuracy.
• Dolby Pro Logic has been upgraded to Dolby Pro Logic® IIx.
• The X41 transmitter includes a headphone jack and volume control for an additional wired headset, so a second player can hear the same Dolby surround sound that’s being transmitted to the X41 wireless headset.
• The X41 transmitter is powered by a USB port on the XBOX or nearby PC, Mac or laptop, so gamers will have one less power adapter to worry about. This is especially convenient when using it overseas, since it eliminates the need for special power adapter plugs.
• A new “battery booster” circuit in the headset extends battery life for up to 25 hours and assures that the sound quality will stay crisp and clear until the batteries are completely drained. Optional rechargeable batteries can be used in place of alkaline batteries.
• The velvet ear cushions used on the X4 have been replaced with rich, soft, fabric mesh cushions that let your ears breathe, for added comfort during long gaming sessions.

Although primarily designed for XBOX 360 gaming, the Ear Force X41 is compatible with other gaming consoles (note that the integrated microphone works only with the 360) and can also be used as a home-theater accessory for enjoying DVDs in Dolby surround sound, watching TV or listening to music.

The Ear Force X41 headset has an MSRP of $199.95 and will be available at Best Buy and other major US retailers in September, and from the Turtle Beach web site www.turtlebeach.com. Turtle Beach Ear Force headsets are distributed in Europe by Mad Catz® Interactive, Inc. (AMEX/TSX: MCZ www.madcatz.com.)

Turtle Beach (www.turtlebeach.com ) designs and markets high-quality audio peripherals for PC and video game platforms, including its growing line of Ear Force gaming headphones and headsets for XBOX, PS3 and Nintendo game consoles and for personal computer games. Turtle Beach, with headquarters in Elmsford, New York, is a brand of Voyetra Turtle Beach, Inc. which has been at the forefront of music and audio technology for more than three decades and is recognized as a pioneer of today’s PC audio and gaming headphone industry. Turtle Beach, Voyetra, Ear Force and Chat Boost are trademarks or registered trademarks of Voyetra Turtle Beach, Inc. XBOX is a registered trademark of Microsoft, Corp. Dolby is a registered trademark of Dolby Labs. All other trademarks are property of their respective holders and are hereby acknowledged.

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