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XBOX360 Replacement Rubber Feet - Set Of 8

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XBOX Racing Wheel With Pedal Key

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PSP 2000/Slim Component Cable

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PSP2000 Component/AV Cable

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PS2 3XXX 35XX Silver Console Stand

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iPod Nano Screen & Back Protector/Guard

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PS2 Reset Eject Switch

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NDS Extreme Travel Kit

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XBOX Universal Power Supply for 1.0-1.6C

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XBOX Joypads

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Nintendo Gamecube Rumble Controller

5/9/2012 11:57:49 PM
Fitness Belts For Wii & PS3 NOW IN STOCK !

A new range of TGC ® Branded Fitness Belts for both the Wii & PS3 Zumba ® Game are now in stock.


These are available from stock for same day shipping in 3 colours, Flo Pink - Hot Orange and Green.


They are also available in standard belt length and EXTRA Long.


So snap up a belt now and enjoy one of the most popular gaming experiences !


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Zumba ® and Zumba Fitness ® are trademarks of Zumba Fitness, LLC.  Wii is a trademark of Nintendo.


 


6/14/2011 12:36:42 PM
Wii U Likely Hitting First Half of 2012

Nintendo is launching the Wii U in the first half of 2012, according to SEGA EVP Alan Pritchard.



Pritchard was asked whether or not Sonic Generations would see a release on the console. He said, "The timing just doesn't work. Generations releases this November, and the Wii U is coming out next spring/summer.



"I think one of the things we don't have to do, or reduce where possible, is we don't want to port games."



Nintendo has only officially announced a 2012 launch year. The company's fiscal year starts on April 1, so the console likely won't see a release until after then.


6/13/2011 4:18:39 PM
Wii U Close to the Finished Design

President of Nintendo America Reggie Fils-Aime has revealed that the Wii U and its controller on display at E3 this year were "quite near final" in terms of their designs.



Aesthetically, the Wii U unit is consistent with the familiar, white, minimalist design of its predecessor.



It's a little bigger. But according to Fils-Aime, "The size is driven by the componentry and what's inside... when you compare it to any of the competitive systems, it's still dramatically smaller."



Fils-Aime also took the opportunity to stress that the controller was not a portable device, and was very different to a tablet in terms of functionality.



"It is a connected experience to the base console," he said. "It talks with the base console. It interacts with other Wii accessories whether that is a Wii Remote Plus or a Wii Balance Board."


6/2/2011 1:17:52 PM
Sony NGP could be named PS Vita

Sony's Next Generation Portable (NGP) could be called the PS Vita.



Over the weekend, according to an anonymous source the high-powered handheld will be re-christened the PS Vita.

Since then a promotional picture of the PS Vita, discovered on a private blog, has been circulating the web. Furthermore, the domain names psvita.com and vita.scedev.com have also been found, lending credence to the rumour.


Of course, this information in no way confirms the new name, which means 'Life' in Latin. But with the handheld expected to hit stores before the end of year, it is likely that the name will be officially revealed at E3 next week.


5/31/2011 11:44:05 AM
Sony Cutting NGP Power

It is rumoured that the power of the entry-level NGP has been reduced to keep down cost.



According to reports stemming from a tech site who correctly revealed Project Cafe as the code name for the Wii's successor -- the RAM of the NGP base model has been halved, from 512MB to 256MB. And it will no longer contain 16GB of internal flash memory, using an external memory device instead.



But rest assured, the 128MB graphics capability is said to be untouched.



If true, these cost-saving measures could have been introduced to keep the NGP competitive with the Nintendo 3DS.



The NGP is expected to be released before the end of the year.


 

 
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