Joystiq has come across information which confirms that a USB stick will soon be able to work on the Xbox 360. The gaming site found that "USB Mass Storage Device Support on Xbox 360" is soon to be a leading feature as "increased market penetration of high-capacity, high throughput USB mass storage devices" and also Xbox updates on local storage devices could save consumers time when updating. ... more.

The world was pretty much made for right handed people. It's obvious. Many things were created to make like easier for left-handed people, and this is because of the constant challenge to work-or-live in a right-handed world. Following this, Razer has decided to enter into a niche market -- gaming mice for left handed people. I didn't really know that people played games with their left han... more.

Harsh words, right there, from Gavin Cheshire, Vice President of Codemasters, the guys behind DiRT, Operation Flashpoint and upcoming Bodycount. Gavin Cheshire is an owner of a PlayStation Portable, and his experience with it caused him to rage at Sony's handheld in the latest issue of the Edge magazine. "Well, speaking as a person who bought a PSP, the problem was that I always thought - beca... more.

Suffice to say, nobody really cares where XBox's go when they die because, well, another one dies every couple of minutes. What is cool though is the way they get to where they go when they die. When most people's XBox's get plagued by the dreaded Red Ring of Death, they throw them away or use them as projectiles in some random battle but whatever happened to a proper, old-fashioned coffin? Well A... more.

Playstation's Move is now officially out there, but what do we really know about it? Well after the GDC, we actaully quite a bit. Firsty it is similar to the Wii in that it has a main controller, namely the one that we're all now familiar with but also a sub-controller that very much resembles the Nunchuk. This sub-controller has an analogue stick and d-pad incorporated into it and is intended for... more.

EA recently announced at the 2010 GDC that it would be releasing a new version of its Sports Active title previously seen on the Wii. The new version comes complete with leg and arm bands with motion sensors attached so you can therefore have a full body workout. Other upgrades include a heart monitor as well as an online hub from which users can track their fitness and share data with others. DLC... more.

The WiiAuto Pistol is a peripheral for the Wii similar to the WiiZapper that many of you may be familiar with. The difference is that while just about every Wii peripheral is easily distinguishable as such, the Pistol is shaped almost exactly like a real gun, has very similar textures to a real gun and is even the same colour as a real gun. Now this is fine for those players who want realism but i... more.

PlayStation's Arc might come with a Nunchuk add-on, according to someone with a few connections at Sony. The news was posted on a forum, and he said that there had been recent images of a "Wand/Nunchuk". The poster known has ichinisan said that the tool has an analog stick followed with X and O buttons. There are L1 and L2 shoulder buttons underneath the D-Pad, and it is not as long as the vers... more.

Microsoft has updated their Xbox Live Code of Conduct, or CoC -- for short. The reason behind the change in CoC was due to the 'ban' on gay, lesbos and even transgendered people. Live recently underwent a little revamp which now allows words such as lesbian, gay, bi, straight and even transgendered in your gamer tag. The big M said that you won't be able to use these words to 'harm' other playe... more.

Both Konami and Sony have filed trademarks today, where their ideas are pretty similar to each other. Sony, the PS3 creator has filed for the Arc name, which is strongly currently rumoured to be the new name for their motion control hardware. Konami on the other hand have filed for Gradius Arc, which might be something else. While the two names are really identical, we're going to focus on S... more.

Sony's PlayStation 3 has seemingly encountered a massive problem, one that renders the console practically useless, gaming wise. I first saw the issue reported on TerminalGamer (thanks seeM!), but I confirmed all of the problems myself when I sat down with my PlayStation 3 console to investigate. The first issue is that PlayStation Network is currently down, and any attempt at trying to connect to... more.

Michael Patcher -- the big mouth analyst for gaming -- has predicted Natal pricing, incorrectly. Captain obvious here was recently interviewed by Industry Gamers where he said that he might have been wrong about the motion technology's price tag. "I probably aimed too low with my $50 Natal comment, as I’m sure that consumers will come to believe that the product and software has a lot of valu... more.

EA’s CFO, Eric Brown has said that due to the lack of price cuts, followed by the high price of HD technology, consoles will not move over just yet. In turn, this means that current-gen consoles will stay as is. Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco, Mister Eric Brown said that new consoles are not yet ready to be launched, or developed. In other wo... more.

Aaron Greenberg, this dude from Microsoft, has said that the company will be very careful when creating games for Project Natal. When speaking with Destructoid, Aaron said that MSoft doesn't plan to jump onto the game market, as they will first think about what should receive games. “We are going to be very careful in the way we think about our portfolio for Project Natal,” he said. “One ... more.

Sony's PlayStation 3 has been holding back on some performance, as the Japanese creator is currently keeping about 70 megabytes of RAM under wraps. PlayStation University has found that about 70mb of RAM has been hidden, and this could soon be unlocked for developers to use. SCEA's Patrick Seybold recently confirmed the change, to Joystiq, where he said: "Since the launch of the PS3, we have b... more.