UK: Guarantee a PS3 on Launch, Buy a PSP?

HMV.co.uk today revealed a great way to GUARANTEE a PS3 come launch day, why all you have to do is simply buy a PSP. So for the full package your looking at combined total of £675.

All-Pro 2K8 UK Release ‘near’ to US Release

Well we’ve all heard about the newly announced All-Pro 2K8 from 2K Sports, well we here in the UK were a bit worried about when 2K would actually release the title in England.

Fuzion Frenzy 2 Demo Hits LIVE

 

The latest demo to hit the marketplace is for the upcoming title Fuzion Frenzy 2. It is available now in all regions except Japan.

Fuzion Frenzy 2 has arrived with even more futuristic arcade action plus new features like custom tournaments and Xbox Live multiplayer. Sample 3 of the more than forty mini-games and get a taste of the ultimate party game exclusive on Xbox 360!

The iPhones Real Cost?

iSuppli which many may know from their various articles on the PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii showing us how much they REALLY cost to make, has now revealed to the world how much the iPhone actually costs Apple.

Monster Madness: Battle for Suburbia Release Date Revealed

 

Southpeak today revealed that their newest game Monster Madness: Battle For Suburbia will hit both the Xbox 360 and PC on April 3rd.

Monster Madness is a top-down shooter which features four teenagers trying to halt a horde of rather horrible monsters from taking control of their little suburban town.

The game can be played both competitvely and also co-op with a friend. Thats not all as the game will also host up to 16 player matches over Xbox Live where you will be able to collect a whole host of new weapons and vehicles. The icing on the cake is the fact that you will be able to quite literally transform into a monster yourself and wreak havoc on your unsuspecting foe.

Motorola Reveal the MOTORAZRmaxx V6 Ferrari Challenge Mobile Phone LE

 

Motorola and Ferrari have today revealed its all new MOTORAZRmaxx V6 Ferrari Challenge. The newly designed phone is according to Motorola “a perfect marriage between the style of Ferrari and the technological innovation of Motorola.”

The most obvious difference with the new mobile is the Ferrari text and logo on the phone, along with an exclusive Ferrari engine which revs up when you turn the mobile on or off. Along with that come thirty photos of the rather devine Ferrari F430 and the exqually awe-inspiring Challenge Trofeo Pirelli USA.

If that wasn’t enough it comes complete with a Limited Edition hand stitched Ferrari case for the phone. Valerio Camardella of Motorola said the following about the new phone; “We are very proud today to announce our partnership with Ferrari”.

Of course the new phone doesn’t come cheap and at over £300 its will probably only appear to Ferrari owners or fans, even so it is a delightfully gorgeous phone and will be available in five continents and Ferrari stores sometime soon.

Sonic and the Secret Rings Moved Forward

 

Some news today of a game being move forward instead of being delayed (can it really be true). Sonic and the Secret Rings for the Nintendo Wii will now hit stores on February 20th instead of the 27th.

“Sonic brings his trademark speed and attitude to the Nintendo Wii. The story begins with Sonic turning the pages of the classic book, “Arabian Nights”. Suddenly, he is visited by the tale’s central character, the Genie, who reveals that the last several pages of the book have mysteriously gone blank. This mystical being grants Sonic the ability to travel into the book’s world. Armed with his signature speed, Sonic sets off on an adventure to retrieve the missing pages, and set the world of the Arabian Nights back in order. Mimicking the energy and movements of Sonic, players actively perform specialized moves with the Wii controller, bringing their stamina and wide range of motion into the action!”

Madden 07 Superbowl XLI Prediction

 

Whos’ going to win the big one, who’s going to hoist the Lombardi into the air… well using Madden we’ve taken a quick peek at what the final score might just turn out to be…

check out the prediction HERE 

Blitz: The League Review

“Overall the game despite not having any next-gen graphics is still unbelievably addictive and one of, if not the funnest sporting titles on the 360 to date. The back breaking tackles, the countless taunts and the hilarious single player game modes make this game easily worth the £30-odd they are charging for it. If you want reality, graphics and official teams go for Madden, but if you want to have some fun, pull off impossible tackles and play with a ball smeared in butter then you simply need to remember three little words, Blitz: The League.”

Full Review HERE

Five Reasons Why The Bears will Win The SuperBowl!

1) Offense drives television ratings. Defense wins championships. Yes, the Colts have a juggernaut, boasting the NFL’s third-best offense. Yes, Manning is a great quarterback who is headed for the Hall of Fame. Guess what? So was Dan Marino. You can get there without winning a Super Bowl. New Orleans was the NFL’s top offense this season, and Drew Brees was the only quarterback in the league to throw for more yards than Manning. Yet the Bears, playing the dominating D that carried them through the first 12 games of the season, held the Saints to 14 points in the NFC Championship game. You know that deer-in-the-headlights look that Manning can get after throwing a couple of picks? You haven’t seen the last of it this year.

2) The Colts have already played their Super Bowl. Getting past the Patriots … that was the monkey on Indy’s back. Now that that dragon’s been slayed, they’re going to have an emotional letdown. The Bears, meanwhile, are quietly getting angrier at the lack of respect they’ve received in the national press and, locally, at being compared to the ‘85 Bears. There’s only one way to stop all that and to validate their season. And it’s not as if they’re playing the ‘73 Miami Dolphins. Everyone seems to have forgotten that the Colts lost four of their last seven regular-season games. All four of those losses came on the road, three of them outdoors. The Super Bowl will be played on the road, outdoors, and the Bears, as NFC champions, are the home team.

3) The good Rex will show up at the Super Bowl. Look, Grossman’s a little like Jim McMahon was. He’s cocky. He says goofy things. He’s not technically perfect. He’s not a student of the game. All he does is win. His team believes in him. His coach believes in him. Who cares what the critics think? Grossman will be back in Florida, where he almost won a Heisman Trophy (he finished second in the voting in ‘01 to Nebraska’s Eric Crouch) playing for pass-happy Steve Spurrier. He has nothing but good memories of playing in the Sunshine State. His team is the underdog. He really has nothing to lose: all the experts have already decided he’s a bum. Look for Grossman, who throws a great deep ball, to complete two passes for more than 50 yards. That will stretch the Colts defense and allow the Bears to run the ball.

4) The Bears don’t get there very often, but when they come to a dance they know how to finish. They haven’t lost in an NFL championship game since ‘56. OK, they’re only 2-0 since then, but they’re batting 1.000, having beaten the New York Giants in ‘63 and the Patriots in ‘86. The Colts are 1-1 in Super Bowl appearances, and have a rotten record as favorites. The Colts, then operating out of Baltimore, were the first NFL team to lose to the champions of the AFL, when as three-touchdown favorites they were embarrassed by Broadway Joe Namath and the New York Jets in ‘69.

5) As John Lennon used to say: “Number 9 … number 9 … number 9 …” When the Bears get to a championship game, look for No. 9 to steal the show. In ‘63 it was quarterback Billy Wade upstaging the Giants great Y.A. Tittle. In ‘86 it was that Super Bowl shuffler McMahon racking up 46 points. Against New England. In ‘07? The Man wearing No. 9 will be little Robbie Gould, who was the NFL’s top kicker with 143 points in the regular season and booted the 49-yarder in overtime to get the Bears past Seattle in the first round of the playoffs. Grossman doesn’t have to get the ball into the endzone. All he had to do is protect it and get the offense close enough for Gould to work his magic. About five field goals should do it.

Prediction: Bears 22, Colts 21.

T-Rac’s Prediction: Bears 17, Colts 28.