Nintendo sets US sales records in 2008

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Sony refuses PlayStation brand for PSP Phone?

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Space Invaders piggy bank

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Game Addict Swallows Saw Blades to Commit Suicide

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Red and Blue PSP

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eBay Watch: Nationally Distributed HardcoreGamer Magazine Selling for $42,000

For just $42,000 on eBay, you could purchase HardcoreGamer, a nationally distributed gaming magazine that was established in 2005. The seller reports that they "have published 34 issues so far and are currently enjoying all the respect and recognition that a print magazine gets, that the thousands of gaming web sites may never get." Auction page.

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Video: CES Preview Includes Dancing Robots, Dual-Screen Notebook, Cheap Thrills

LAS VEGAS -- It's the day before the Consumer Elecronics Show officially opens, and the Wired crew is already hard at work getting a sneak peek at some of the hottest gadgets from the show floor. http://feedproxy.google.com/mobileburn/rss2 In the video below, I take a look at some CES 2009 highlights, from a press preview event called CES Unveiled. Highlights include a laptop with two -- count 'em, two! -- screens; an ultralight, ultra-thin Macbook Air competitor; a wisecracking, breakdancing robot; and some inexpensive and quite distinctive-looking wireless speakers from a reborn Sharper Image. Read more

Video Shows Auditions for Banned Xbox 360 Commercial

First released in 2005, this particular Xbox 360 commercial was banned due to some viewers saying that it actually promotes violence. Continue reading to see both the auditions and original commercial. Read more

Book details how Sony paid for Xbox 360 dev

This year we've seen the PS3's Cell processor pitch in and help break the petaflop barrier, exploit a major security hole in SSL encryption and enable adolescent hijinks on PlayStation Home. Obviously, this is one serious piece of kit. According to The Race For A New Game Machine, written by two of the folks responsible for designing the thing, the Cell (a partnership between Toshiba, Sony and IBM) was the product of a deal that opened the door to IBM selling key parts of the chip to Microsoft before they had even finished building it -- even though this was clearly not part of the plan. Essentially, Sony's R&D Read more

Super Nintendo cartridge wallet: you probably want this

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