Archive for Tag: 0wning the Competition
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0wning the Competition: Mac Gaming
Columns by Kay Leacock on Recently, I've taken to playing with Macs. A lot. In fact, I work for Apple now. But, on that note, I'd like to bring up the gaming front on a Mac. It's a front that's not really covered at all. I fee
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0wning the Competition: Sony Ericsson Z500a
Columns by Kay Leacock on So this month I decided it was time to get another new mobile phone (or for those of you who call it so, cell phone). I went with the Sony Ericsson Z500a. It's quite a nice phone: GSM, data services,
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0wning the Competition: Surround Sound
Columns by Kay Leacock on There are tons of possibilities with surround-sound enhanced games.
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0wning the Competition: iPod Click Wheels
Columns by Kay Leacock on The latest generation of the Apple iPods, also titled the 4th generation iPods or "4G" for short, as well as the line of iPod Minis has a nifty new technology Apple has termed the "click wheel". The c
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0wning the Competition: The Original NES Controller
Columns by Kay Leacock on With all this talk of next-gen game systems PS3, the 360, and the Revolution, it's time to think about the basics. The originals, the firsts, the bests. Since this *is* an article about controllers, t
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0wning the Competition: The Gravis GamePad
Columns by Kay Leacock on 
2 Gravis has been making their GamePad PC controller for quite some time now. It has not changed very much at all, save for a few upgrades to Keep With the Times. The GamePad is a basic controller, reco
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0wning the Competition: Mad Catz RetroCON
Columns by Kay Leacock on The RetroCON is your basic PlayStation controller -- you have your two analog sticks, your directional pad, start and select, L1 through R4, and your four action buttons (triangle, circle, square and
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0wning the Competition: The Ideazon Z-Board
Columns by Kay Leacock on For the very first edition of this article, I thought I'd review a newer gaming controller, the Ideazon Z-Board. The Z-Board is a new take on the classic keyboard that lets you pick up custom keysets