17 June 201717 June 2017Manufacturer NewsBy News Reporter

Seagate Game Drive for PS4 Announced

Sony opens PS4 USB ports to attach compatible external drives Today Seagate announced the Game Drive for PS4, a 2TB external hard drive upgrade built and tested for PlayStation® 4 gaming—inside and out. Seagate Game Drive for PS4 takes advantage of the recent PS4 software update that added external storage support for the first time. Top features of the Seagate Game Drive for PS4 include space to easily store 50+ games, quick set up and ultra portability. Store More Games With 2TB of storage Seagate Game Drive for PS4 can easily store 50+ games—that’s enough room for the classics and the hottest new releases without having to delete anything. Game Drive’s USB 3.0 connection gives full-speed gaming—just like playing from […]

9 December 2014Manufacturer NewsBy News Reporter

Mad Catz Ultra Street Fighter IV Arcade FightStick for PS4 Announced

Mad Catz Interactive, Inc. (â€œMad Catzâ€) (NYSE MKT/ TSX: MCZ) announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Capcom to produce the Ultra Street Fighterâ„¢ IV Arcade FightStick Tournament Edition 2, a Tournament Edition fighting game controller, ideal for competitive play

19 September 201316 April 2018Console GamesBy Olin Coles

EA SPORTS Madden NFL 25 Video Game Review

EA SPORTS Madden NFL 25 is more than another annual installment to the Madden franchise, it’s the brand’s 2014 edition to be sure, but it also combines teams and players from the past 25 years: 1989-2014. By collecting some of the greatest players to ever handle the pigskin over the past twenty-five years, Madden NFL 25 assembles the Madden Ultimate Team based on your preferences. Alternatively, you can keep things current and use players with 2013 statistics, or even manage your own team through Connected Franchise. In this article, Benchmark Reviews decides if EA SPORTS Madden NFL 25 receives the two-point conversion or gets sacked.

9 April 201316 April 2018Technology EditorialsBy Olin Coles

Sony PlayStation and Microsoft XBOX Game Consoles Could Save AMD From Collapse

The future of Advanced Micro Devices crucially depends on development partnerships for next-generation Sony PlayStation4 and Microsoft XBOX ONE console systems By Olin Coles One year ago Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (NYSE:AMD) company stock was publicly trading for $8.20 per share (16 March 2012), the highest point since trading at the same level a year prior (March 2010). Since then, AMD stock has sunk to as low as $1.86 per share, performing far worse than other stocks within the same industry. Analyzing the graph charted below, you can see that the Dow Jones Industrial averaged a 12% gain over that same one-year period from late March 2012-2013. Microprocessors company ARM ($18.6B current market capitalization) enjoyed a 51% growth over Dow […]

9 March 201218 November 2025Technology EditorialsBy Olin Coles

Sony PlayStation 4 and Microsoft XBOX ONE Gaming Consoles To Revive PC Video Games

By Olin Coles Electronic video games have come a long way since the Golden Age of Video Arcades to become an industry generating nearly 1-trillion dollars in annual revenue (according to Gartner – 2011). Once video games made the leap from quarter-gobbling cabinets to console and later PC, home entertainment turned into big business. That business was dominated by the desktop PC platform for decades, later shared with Windows notebook computers. But once seventh-generation Sony PlayStation and Microsoft XBOX gaming consoles debuted, PC market share quickly diminished to a point where software developers were forced to shift platform priority. Now many years later, modern mobile devices such as SmartPhones and UltraBooks are poised to grab the market away from what […]