Do you love racing games on your Xbox 360? Then you would do well to pick up the Wireless Racing Wheel for Xbox 360 from Mad Catz. After all, forking out $129.99 for such a peripheral bodes well if you want to take your racing game experience to the next level, and with the Wireless Racing Wheel for Xbox 360, you can race straight to victory (how idealistic) as it boasts a complete set of racing pedals, an interchangeable gear shift, full rubber grips, lap rest supports and desk clamp, where it ought to fit into just about any home comfortably and nicely.

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Wireless Racing Wheel for Xbox 360

We have reported on the PDP Afterglow glowing controllers before . In fact, we have done it twice .

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Hands on with the Afterglow controllers

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We covered the official announcement of the Kinect at E3 , and I would imagine that game designers are going nuts to create new worlds of interactivity for Xbox 360 gamers. Peter Molyneux, designer of famed video games franchises like Black and White and Fable has created a new game called Milo and Kate, which crosses into a very realistic realm of gaming. In the game, the player gets to “mentor” a boy named Milo or a girl named Kate.

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Milo and Kate for the Xbox 360 Kinect

I’m sure that you know that I have been at E3 all week, and I got back late yesterday. Yes, I saw a lot of great things, and reported about them all week. I can honestly say that I didn’t try out the Kinect from Microsoft or the Nintendo 3DS because the lines were too long

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I have officially left E3 and still tired after the Move

It has been a full year since we first mentioned Project Natal .

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Microsoft announces the Kinect, formerly Project Natal

Gaming in the dark is always way more fun than with the lights on.  Especially if you’re into horror games.  Well for those of you that prefer your games be played with the lights off, you should pick up one of these controllers.  In the daylight they just look like a strange little controller, but at night their lights will shine bright enough to give a mini light show. The Afterglow Controller works well with the Xbox 360 and appears to come in 3 different colors.  However, you can’t actually choose a color, the color shipped to you will be chosen at random.  I’m not sure I’d like that a whole lot, but I can’t say that I really dislike any of the 3 colors.  Right now these can only be pre-ordered, but they’ll ship out as of the 23rd of this month.  At that time it’ll cost you $29.99 per controller from EB Games . Source: ChipChick Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool [ Xbox 360 Afterglow Controllers copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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I was just looking at my Xbox 360 thinking that it didn’t look nearly shiny enough.  Compared to a disco ball, it just doesn’t have enough pizazz.  Thankfully the very wise CrystalRoc have quickly changed that.  They set aside a bit of time to make sure that their Xbox 360 was well covered with Swarovski crystals. To be specific it is covered in 11,520 Swarovski crystals.  It took a grand total of 70 hours to put on every single one of those tiny crystals.  Of course I doubt that most people will ever get to even see one of these in person, much less even touch one.  At least you’ll have an extremely shiny picture just in case you need to quickly distract someone. Source: Gearfuse Introducing Foolish Gadgets because not all gadgets are cool [ Xbox 360 made even more expensive copyright by Coolest Gadgets ]

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Rock Band and Guitar Hero are great rhythm-based games, no doubt about that, but how about upping the ante when it comes to realism? Seven45 Studios has released its guitar gaming controller that boasts half a dozen strings, functioning not only as a regular gaming controller for their Power Gig: Rise of the SixString title, but it also doubles up as an actual electric guitar which can be plugged into an amp. Both the game and guitar will be sold together, where experienced guitarists can go for the option of chording, which in turn is a whole lot more challenging and requires specific finger placement on the strings

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Microsoft isn’t all software, you know?

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Microsoft SideWinder X4 keyboard