Capcom’s Resident Evil 5: Gold Edition is arguably one of the most notable games developers have rushed to patch in order to bolt on “waggle” control in the wake of the launch of Sony’s PlayStation Move controller. Does the inclusion of motion control enrich the survival horror experience, or is it scary for other less welcome reasons? Read our Resident Evil 5 for PlayStation Move review to find out.
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The BlackBerry PlayBook has been revealed. We’ve seen the interface, and drooled over its skinny shell and personally, I’m bowled over. This was not what I was expecting from a BlackBerry tablet. It isn’t just another sliver of slick engineering with the same old software: it’s the most important tablet since the iPad. Read on, and I’ll explain why.
UPDATE: The Nokia N8 live Q&A session is upon us. Tune in here!
Our second Nokia N8 live Q&A session takes place tomorrow folks – that’s Wednesday 29 September at 2pm UK time. We’ve already gone in depth on the new Symbian smartphone’s still camera skills, and this time we’ll be explaining how the HD video recording works – and just how good it is. Read on, and we’ll tell you how you can get your question answered live on air.
The Lenovo ThinkPad Edge laptop line has a little brother to welcome into the family: the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 11-inch. It’s a seriously portable Windows machine, and best of all, it starts at a knockdown price. Read on for the details and official photos.
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Sony Ericsson has flipped. We’re convinced its designers have actually gone mad, or had something slipped in their cappuchinos. It’s the only explanation for their latest lunatic invention: a touchscreen remote control for your Android phone: The Sony Ericsson LiveView.
Virgin Media has got a gift for all those with 3D goggleboxes: a new 3D Movies On Demand service. It’s the first of its kind in the UK, bringing new 3D films straight to your living room.
