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First Sony PlayStation 3 in-store kiosk spotted!

Oct 1st 2006 9:39PM on Engadget

I know the PS3 has blu-ray capabilites but can it also do hd-dvd? Just wondering.

PS3 price cut by 20%, now includes HDMI 1.3

Sep 22nd 2006 11:54AM on Engadget

R.I.P. Xbox with your $160 (or whatever) addon making yourself alittle more expensive with worser a worser drive.

Xbox 360 adds 1080p, HD DVD drive is $170 US for November 22nd in Japan

Sep 20th 2006 2:10PM on Engadget

This thing alone is as big as the Wii.

Microsoft has internal HD DVD Xbox 360 in the works?

Sep 13th 2006 10:02PM on Engadget

The second microsoft releases a hd dvd drive (seperate or not) they've already lost to the ps3. The price will be only alittle different at that point and the ps3's blu-ray is superior.

Dueling PlayStation 3s, 60GB vs 20GB

Aug 22nd 2006 4:10PM on Engadget

Do looks actulay matter for a game console? it could look like a pile of shiz but if it was ka with good games i could careless.

Xbox 360 HD DVD drive to cost just $200?

Aug 14th 2006 11:32PM on Engadget

Well this doesn't make sense for ms. They had 2 edges, the way too early release and the cheaper than ps3 console. If this thing does cost 200 bucks they've lost that edge. Even if it costs 100 bucks at that point the xbox is not that much cheaper considering how expensive they already are and blu-ray is superior anyway.

Playstation 3: here it is

May 9th 2006 10:44AM on Engadget

Whats up with everyone I know (and most of you guys for that matter) and caring what about what a console looks like. The boomerang controller looked weird yes, but why do you care? It looked very comfortable from a hand stand point and theres nothing wrong with the old controler design. As long as it is a good console I could give a sh1t what it looks like, what its name is, etc.

Nintendo Wii -- the Revolution gets a real name

Apr 27th 2006 4:07PM on Engadget

I think they must have been smoking pot or something. Why the hell would they call it wii? Even "go" is better... Revolution was good.

Mitsubishi R&D rocks WarCraft III with new DiamondTouch table

Mar 27th 2006 6:58PM on Engadget

Unless I'm not getting this, (very likely) is this just a touch screen with a projecter?

I don't see why Warcraft III would be so great with this anyway.

Nintendo DS Lite live shots!

Feb 8th 2006 10:26PM on Engadget

Fugley, they really need to get a better paint job on that if you know that I mean. It does look cheap as well to some extent. Probably later versions will look better though.

However, if they do to make it as small as they say they are, thats really cool.

I was kind of hoping that they had a different sound volume control. The one on the regular ds to me is really sensitive.

On the whole, I think the size they've done well but they could do various improvements.

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