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PlayStation Move shooting attachment in pictures: the ray gun you always dreamed of
We heard a mention of the PlayStation Move shooting attachment in Sony’s Move E3 press release, but now that we’ve seen photos of the thing we think we’re in love. The trigger of the attachment locks in with the analog “T” trigger button of the slotted-in Move controller for some sweet, shoot-tastic shooting, while the face buttons of the controller remain accessible thanks to a window cutout up top. But while we’re sure it works great and all that silly nonsense, we’re just totally enamored with the looks: it’s like a 1950′s ray gun, and with a light-up ball on the end and the future of motion gaming at your fingertips, perhaps that’s not so far from the truth. The ray gun part. The 50′s were actually a pretty bad year for motion controlled console gaming.
PlayStation Move shooting attachment in pictures: the ray gun you always dreamed of originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 16 Jun 2010 04:41:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Corsair Graphite Series 600T mid-tower case
Corsair caters to the gaming market with their latest release, the Graphite Series 600T mid-tower case which offers a slew of builder-friendly features found in the award-winning Obsidian Series 700D and 800D, where among them include advanced cable management and a large backplate cutout that makes it a snap to install additional CPU cooling capability. Not only that, Corsair also took specific design steps to enable advanced watercooling configurations, such as support for a dual 120mm radiator. You will be able to cram in up to half a dozen 2.5″ or 3.5″ storage drives thanks to easy-access caddies, not to mention a quartet of 5.25″ front-panel devices. Expect to enjoy the best in terms of gaming as the Graphite Series 600T will play nice with all long graphics card formats, including the Nvidia GeForce GTX 400-series and ATI Radeon HD 5970. Want to up the ante in your gaming rig? This would be a good place to start if you’re building a machine from ground up.
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Papercraft NES and Dreamcast cost less, play just as many cutting edge games
Finally, your lovingly prepared SNES model is getting some well-heeled new friends to hang out with. Cubeecraft is a website wholly dedicated to the paper-based recreation of cultural icons, and it’s prepared a pair of exquisitely detailed clones of the NES and Dreamcast. While some such projects might require patience and finesse, putting together the above templates doesn’t even ask for any glue or tape. So what are you waiting for, grab your scissors and run to the links below for full 150dpi printouts — just be sure to make the time for some imaginary Contra action afterwards.
[Via Technabob]
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Papercraft NES and Dreamcast cost less, play just as many cutting edge games originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 29 Jul 2009 19:19:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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