Gaming Zone
 3rd generation video game consoles, the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and the Nintendo Wii, have all been launched around the world. While each console's main function is gaming, in this day and age of "media convergence", all are capable of having at least some basic multimedia and video playback functions.
Both the PS3 and the Xbox 360 can act as media hubs, streaming your video, music and photos straight to your television. The Nintendo Wii can also act as your digital photo album, with video playback.
But due to licensing and proprietary formats, none of these consoles can play all your media files without at least some tweaking. This section links to several guides and downloads that can help you play all your video files.
We also have dedicated gaming forums on our website, where you can discuss all your gaming problem and issues. |
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Posted by: jmet, 12:28, November 6, 2009 |
Last month I reported that Netflix streaming would be coming to the PS3 via a "streaming disc" provided by Netflix ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 13:38, November 4, 2009 |
Microsoft unveils invite-only program that lets XBL Gold subscribers get MS points for renewing subscriptions, taking surveys, and ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 11:59, November 3, 2009 |
A rumor has been floating around that the new Nintendo Wii, the Wii 2, will have an internal Blu-Ray drive that supports HD resolutions up to 1080p ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 07:42, October 31, 2009 |
Evidentially cutting the price of the Wii down to $199 wasn't enough as Dell has put the Nintendo Wii console on Sale for just $179 ... More |
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Posted by: jmet, 07:05, October 31, 2009 |
Nintendo's next-generation portable game machine could have free 3G access built in like the feature in Kindle ... More |
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