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: Sean F, 14:38 EST, Sat February 4, 2012 |
Ubisoft's controversial DRM strikes again - games including Assassin's Creed won't be playable at all during a planned transition of web services infrastructure next week ... More |
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Posted by: Sean F, 17:52 EST, Thu February 2, 2012 |
New report shows that the entertainment industry has had an amazing decade of growth, despite the constant complaints about web piracy ... More |
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Posted by: Sean F, 18:42 EST, Tue January 31, 2012 |
The CEO of Rovio, the company behind the mega-hit Angry Birds, says that piracy may help to generate revenue, and described the music industry's way of handling web piracy as a good example of "what not to do" ... More |
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Posted by: Sean F, 15:40 EST, Sun January 29, 2012 |
EMI's VP breaks ranks with the rest of the music industry by saying that SOPA isn't the way forward, and echoing the thoughts of Valve's Gabe Newell, says that piracy is a service issue more so than a pricing one ... More |
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Posted by: Andrew K, 00:59 EST, Fri January 27, 2012 |
Xbox 720 rumours abound, including Kinect 2, Blu-ray drive, and banning second-hand games! ... More |
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