Hardware

I've been reviewing both Loot Crate and Loot Gaming for a few months now, and magically in the mail last week, I received another of Loot Crates awesome packages; in this short article we are looking at July's Lvl Up from Loot Crate!

If you haven’t read our review of the Siberia 800 headset, head over to that and see why we loved it so much. Although the 800 series deviates from the traditional suspension design that makes SteelSeries products the most comfortable on the market, so many other great features made it an outstanding, elite gaming headset. The company is taking that design to the next level with the Siberia 840 Wireless Gaming Headset. The 840 is exactly the same as the…

The Rival series of mice have evolved over time, from the basic capabilities of the Rival 100, through the upgrades in the 300, to the most advanced options available in the 700.

When Nintendo announced the NES Classic Edition, I freaked out! Ok, you already know that because of my recent More Thoughts From Me Special Edition! But I just have to say again how much I’m looking forward to this thing. And Nintendo is fueling that need even more with a new video about the system. We have the video below, plus my thoughts on it. The NES Classic Edition system is coming this November for $59.99. The system will have…

A few weeks back, we reviewed the wonderful Creative T4 2.1 Wireless speaker set. We highly recommended these for a smaller living room or gaming room, but said they might be a bit large for an average sized computer room. Don’t fret however, because Creative has thought of those people as well. Enter the Creative T50 Wireless speaker set.

Creative has made some impressive products over the years, and we have just begun reviewing a ton of them on GamesReviews.com. Video game audio continues to improve, and as gamers become more competitive - and in certain situations, go professional - having top grade audio is equally as important as high definition video. Creative has an extraordinary lineup of speakers available to satisfy varying levels of consumer requests. Near the higher end is the Creative T4 Wireless 2.1 Speaker set up. While you won't find that 5.1 or 7.1 surround that other - ...

For most people, a mouse is a mouse is a mouse. Whether you are using a fancy mouse with tons of bells and whistles, or just a cheap wireless mouse, most people don't understand the difference. Then there is that small segment of society that actually does care what features their mouse has, how many clicks it can withstand, and other seemingly uninteresting questions like that.

Headsets are getting better and headsets are getting cheaper. Creative is one company making this step, and doing it quickly - the Sound BlasterX H7 Headset brings a $200+ headset to the $120-150 price range, and does not sacrifice any features. When it comes to audio, mic clarity, and comfort, the Sound BlasterX H7 is one of the best headsets I have ever used.

Jezy's back with another video, and until we get a video section up on the website we will continue to post these videos within articles. This time, Jezy is looking at the Tactical 3D Fury headset from Creative Labs. Watch his video to see his views, or skip below to check out the headsets features.

The Steel Series Siberia 350 Headset falls into that mid range category when it comes to pricing, and these headsets are always the hardest to make a decision on. With so many headsets coming in just a bit cheaper - 99.99 compared to 119.99 - it is sometimes hard to justify some of the enhancements for the 20 or 30 dollars more that you will pay. Does Steel Series help justify the extra money in the value they give? Read on to see what we think of it!