Gadget Sleuth

We’ve seen similar gadgets for the Wii before, but Thrustmaster’s version actually looks like something any would-be Luke Skywalker would be interested in using. These add-on sticks are powered by three AAAs and have 17 blue or red LEDs for glow-in-the-dark action. Very cool…for the right kind of game. 

Nice, but we’re not sure how much more “gameplay” it’ll add to The Force Unleashed, for the most part considered a bore of a game and a flop for the franchise. The controller can be adapted for other laser/fighting type games, and probably will be in the future.

By Derek | tags: console, Nintendo, star wars, video game, Wii

Yes, this is the game console that has been in such high demand since it came on the market, and it’s still hard to get even now. If you’re still in the market for a Nintendo Wii, now’s your chance to get one and interact with the video games the way others do on their game consoles. With its backwards compatibility with the Nintendo GameCube and most other periperals, you’ll still be able to play all of your favorite games and connect to other devices through Wi-Fi. Get the Nintendo Wii and enjoy all the next generation of video game interaction.

By Gadget Sleuth | tags: Game Console, GameCube compatible, Nintendo, Wii

Sony makes some of the most sought-after electronics on the planet and the PlayStation 3 just happens to be one of the most exciting gaming consoles ever made. This 80 gigabyte version has plenty of storage for all of your photos, music, and videos, so you can do more than just play video games. The PlayStation 3 Console 80GB has a Blu-Ray disc player with full high-definition 1080p resolution for games and movies. Expect to do more with this PS3 like play against others online, download games from the internet, and share media with your Play Station Portal through Wi-Fi connection.

By Gadget Sleuth | tags: 80GB, Blu-Ray, Game Console, PlayStation 3, Sony