I’ve been thinking a lot about my wallet lately, thanks to Billetus. When I was a kid in the nineties obsessed with sci-fi, I always thought wallets would be touchscreen or something. We may not be there yet, but wallet design has certainly come close to sci-fi-esque practicality. I’m used to the standard wallets from brands like North Face. When ...

Remember a little while ago (think August) we told you about the Nintendo 2DS ? Well now it's up for grabs in Australia, Europe and North America for $129.

Are you waiting for the launch of the XBox One? Well you won't have to wait much longer because the XBox One is headed your way on November 22, 2013.

When it comes to video games, while there is almost a constant flow of new games, a lot of those games are...well...less than desirable. Today though we want to take a look at 6 new video games that we can't wait to get our hands on!

If you are like us then you are quite possibly already looking for updates from Cologne, Germany on Gamescom 2013 because, ladies and gents, the time is upon us! There is sure to be plenty of news bombarding the gaming market in coming days but one piece of news we are particularly anxious about is a release date on the PS4.

If you are a true, hardcore gamer then the chances are that you already know what games are coming out and when they're coming out. If you're just a part-time gamer though, then you likely only know when the games that you like are coming out. For the sake of all of us though, let's take a look at the hot new games coming out for the rest of the next week.

The remote control may soon be obsolete if the latest technology for TV has anything to say about it. The days of browsing through hundreds of channels or flipping through the weekly TV Guide are long gone for those who embrace technology. Here are just a few ways that DirecTV and other apps are working to make watching TV even easier.

Nintendo Network will include a lot of the features gamers are used to having from an online network, such as multiple accounts and a personal interface.

Since its debut in 2009, Minecraft has become a cultural phenomenon of pixelated goodness. You can craft hundreds of items, build your own castle/lair, and even play with friends online. What's not to love?

An interesting article published by Reuters sported the title, "Nintendo Faces End of Era After 3DS Flop". Could the 3DS really be the downfall of Nintendo?