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Marshall Headphones Deliver Big Sound, Style and Comfort. [S#!T YOU WANT]

Submitted by Michael-Sean on Tue, 03/08/2011 - 04:00
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Some of the Best Portable Headphones that can hold up to our everyday torture.

The Pros: 

+ Sexy simplistic style (with or without you attached)

+ Great sound, especially when cranked just like Marshall amps should be

+ Amazing price

+ Surprisingly little volume leakage (transit Dj's need not apply)

The Cons: 

- "On-ear" design can cause ear fatigue after extended use.

- Low input volumes cause the sound to flatten out.

ShogunGamer.com Rating : 
9

The number of headphones I have gone through in my years riding transit is ridiculous. In fact, it's a bit embarrassing. Weather it's ear buds, the overpriced studio headphones, or the Bose I saved up for (that broke in three weeks), Any headphone purchases I have made in recent years has had an element of anxiety attached to it.

Stash Your Playstation Move Controllers in Style With Nyko's Charge Station.

Submitted by Corey Rollins on Mon, 02/28/2011 - 13:49
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The slickest Move charger we've seen so far. Works just as good as it looks!

The Pros: 

+ Very slick looking.

+ Super convenient.

+ External power supply.

+ Very easy to tell when controllers are charged.

+ Fast charge times

The Cons: 

- Rare occasion of flickering from white to red on fully charged controllers.

- Like anything with a glossy finish, it is prone to dust gathering (but easy to clean).

ShogunGamer.com Rating : 
10

One of my biggest annoyances with the Playstation Move is controller management. The round design of the controllers makes them awkward to store and charging them is a huge hassle. If you have a newer PS3, you only have two USB ports, so charging four controllers is not possible, and having to rely on a PC or other USB source for charging is not so convienent. Thankfully Nyko has developed an incredibly slick solution to your PS3 Move controller woes . 

Tritton AX PRO Dolby 5.1 Headset & Custom Skins Offer Killer Sound & Style [Review]

Submitted by Corey Rollins on Wed, 02/23/2011 - 05:37
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With eight fully controllable speakers and true optical Dolby Digital surround sound performance, it's pretty clear why Tritton AX PRO headsets are becoming industry standard among professional and hardcore gamers. Great for immersive movie viewing as well.

The Pros: 

+ Amazing true Dolby 5.1 sound via 8 speakers.

+ Light weight but extremely durable feeling.

+ Replaceable / changeable head pad and ear cups.

+ Stylish design with the choice of "Headset Skinz" to personalise.

+ Inline controller makes it easy to view and tweak Dolby 5.1 settings on the fly.

The Cons: 

- Requires a lot of cords that can be a little hard to stylishly organise.

ShogunGamer.com Rating : 
10

If you've ever been to a gaming event, convention or poked your head into a professional gamming cafe, chances are you've seen the ominous orange glow of Tritton Headsets. Now a part of the MadCatz umbrella of brands, Tritton is a leader in the gaming industry and yet another example of the modern day MadCatz doing things right.

Xpand 3D Glasses - The Best Universal 3D glasses We've Seen Yet [Review]

Submitted by Corey Rollins on Tue, 02/22/2011 - 03:04
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Anyone who is serious about 3D or has experienced "eye fatigue" while watching longer 3D experiences needs to try these glasses.

The Pros: 

+ Reduced eye fatigue considerably.

+ 3D is so good it made Avatar the game fun to play. 

+ Near instant synch to almost any Active Shutter ready TV.

+ High level of comfort with interchangable nose grips.

+ Stylish as far as 3D glasses go.

The Cons: 

- Price point may scare off "casual" 3D viewers.

- Won't work for any Passive Shutter 3D (Most theaters still use passive RealD).

ShogunGamer.com Rating : 
9

Let me start by saying I am not a huge fan of 3D. While it is an interesting tech and will inevitably be standard one day, I have always seen it as a gimmick. I also happen to be one of the few that find it hard to sit through feature films presented in 3D. I wear contact lenses and I often need to take a few 30 second breaks throughout really intensive 3D experiences. So needless to say, for me to give anything related to 3D a 9/10 is a huge comment in itself.

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