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Microsoft Kinect
Boys' Life magazine
- Excerpt: Microsoft’s Kinect was released to great fanfare, including a party in New York’s Times Square. But does the cool, high-tech camera that lets you play games without a controller really deliver the goods?
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Logitech MOMO Racing Wheel
PC Magazine
- Excerpt: A joint effort of Logitech and MOMO, a prestigious Italian racing-component manufacturer, this wheel has six buttons, two pedals, knob and two-paddle shifters, profiling software that lets you save configurations for different games, and a comfortable, solid-feeling 10-inch wheel. Its limited force-feedback implementation affects only steering stiffness, but this didn't stop our test unit from performing superbly with both arcade games and high-end sims.
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THQ uDraw Gametablet
Engadget
- Excerpt: There comes a time when fiddly buttons and D-pads just don't do it anymore, a time when you need a little more control.
- Pros: Solid construction, Comfortable to use, No (extra) batteries required
- Cons: Not exactly leftie-friendly, First generation of games not compelling, Costs as much as a "real" tablet
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Saitek P3200 Rumble Gamepad Review (XBox 360/PC)
Gamers Daily News
- Summary: A competent ’general purpose’ pad for most of the games in your Xbox 360 library, and it works well on PCs too.
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