Scorch 360 is a high quality wireless game mouse and grip for the xbox 360 and PC. It is compatible with all games on the xbox.

Features include a complete customizable xBox controller button set, with a right-hand mouse for targeting prey and a left-hand WASD grip for movement. Scorch can be programmed, has digital sniper buttons and can be upgraded by firmware. This allows gamers to customize their controller and game experience.

Scorch is also a full-featured wireless PC gaming mouse with extra buttons and a left hand control for WASD movements, making it a universal cross-platform FPS tool for both the xBox and PC gaming. The suggested retail price is $79.99 USD making it in the same price range as a regular PC mouse but with the added bonus of full xBox support.

The 1600 DPI, 500Hz refresh rate low-lag laser mouse meets all high-end PC mouse needs.

Scorch can be purchased now by locating sellers on the Bannco sales map.

A short video with Scorch 360 and Halo can be seen at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIYfY95Ez8s .

For more information visit the Bannco web site at www.Bannco.com, or e-mail info@Bannco.com.

The TiltFX is a new accessory that promises to add motion controls to “all games” on the PSP. According to a press release, the device features a three-axis MEMS sensor and is able to replace the functions of the standard D-Pad and analog stick. Additionally, Datel is offering customized profiles for specific games, like WipEout, LocoRoco, and Super Monkey Ball.

Trinity Universe brings characters from the Disgaea and Ateleir series together.

Trinity Universe Story (Kanata)
For generations, Kanata’s ancestors have protected the Netheruniverse by transmogrifying into a Demon. However, Demon Kanata refused to become the gem and instead became a Demon Dog King. Since then, he has enjoyed a carefree life in hiding, but he eventually began thinking about the toll of his decision. Accepting the title of Demon and becoming the gemstone will stop space debris from crashing into his world. If he could get to the source of the space debris and solve the problem, everybody will be happy. Determined, Kanata goes on a journey to save his world.

Trinity Universe Story (Rizelea)
Rizelea is a Valkyrie who keeps the galaxy’s peace and harmony. She has been keeping the peace for hundreds of years, but one day she decides to go to the run- down sections of the Netheruniverse to restore the peace there. When she arrives, she learns that the Netheruniverse is constantly in danger from space debris and decides to investigate this matter

According to information collected by AppData, the FarmVille player base passed the 80 million mark yesterday. And to be more specific and give you they exactly numbers of players playing farmville (yesterday), here you are: 80,920,421

According to a recent tweet from EA, over 3.5 million people have downloaded the sneak peek on 360 and PS3.

Game out 3/2! Demo ends 2/25

To this Twitter post GeoHot states that the PS3 is 100 percent hacked:

Today I verified my theories about running the isolated SPUs as crypto engines. I believe that defeats the last technical argument against the PS3 being hacked.

In OtherOS, all 7 SPUs are idle. You can command an SPU(which I’ll leave as an exercise to the reader) to load metldr, from that load the loader of your choice, and from that decrypt what you choose, everything from pkgs to selfs. Including those from future versions.

The PPU is higher on the control chain then the SPUs. Even if checks were to be added to, for example, verify the hypervisor before decrypting the kernel, with clever memory mappings you can hide your modified hypervisor.

Ah, but you still didn’t get the Cell root key. And I/we never will. But it doesn’t matter. For example, we don’t have either the iPhone or PSP “root key”. But I don’t think anyone doubts the hackedness of those systems.

I wonder if any systems out there are actually secure?

Death Track: Resurrection was released for PC last March, but according to the Entertainment Software Ratings Board, its on its way to PlayStation 3.

The game has been rated Teen, due to ‘Alcohol and Tobacco Reference, Fantasy Violence, Language, Mild Suggestive Themes’.

Here is the full summary of the games rating:

This is an action-racing game set in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic world. Players drive vehicles armed with machine guns, rockets, lasers, and mines through urban landscapes and race courses. Players earn cash rewards for outpacing opponents and destroying their vehicles. Laser and gunfire, explosions, and car crashes can be seen and heard throughout the game. Cutscenes sometimes depict female characters wearing tight, provocative outfits that expose a lot of cleavage. The word sh*t is occasionally heard in dialogue.

The presence of alcohol and tobacco is both explicit and heavily implied. For the tobacco, a cutscene depicts four separate images of cigarettes close-up on a table. As for alcohol (never explicitly named), the same scene shows a clear liquid being poured from a liquor-shaped bottle. This cutscene is stylized such that players can infer the bottle’s contents: frayed cigarette butts, portioned ritualistic serving, a “machine-powering-down” sound effect, screen blurring.

The game was published on PC by 1C Company, but the ESRB list the publishers as Gaijin Entertainment Corporation.

Valve has announced that its digital distribution and community service, Steam, surpassed 25 million members in 2009. That’s a 25-percent increase over 2008, according to Valve, with the company adding that 10 million of those members have created community profiles. Furthermore, December saw the number of simultaneous users pass 2.5 million, while average monthly gaming minutes passed 13 billion. The press release doesn’t disclose specific financial numbers, though it does note that overall sales are up 225 percent over 2008, “marking the fifth straight year the platform has realized over 100 percent year-over-year growth in unit sales.”

Codemasters has cancelled work on inXile Entertainment’s bank job-themed action game Heist, confirming that it plans to concentrate most of its efforts on internal development.

Game Earns Rave Reviews, Sells 2 Million Units in Week One

Guildford, UK (January 29, 2010) – Forty perfect scores. Two million units. One pop culture phenomenon. BioWare™, a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS), announced today that Mass Effect™ 2 has sold-in over two million units worldwide in its first week of release*. Lauded for its intense shooter gameplay and deep, hand-crafted story, Mass Effect 2 has earned an average review score of 96** — making it the second highest rated game of all time on the Xbox 360 platform***. Mass Effect 2 has earned 40 perfect scores, amassed over 30 editor’s choice awards and is donning the front cover of 20 magazines worldwide. On launch day, the term “Mass Effect” was in the top 10 trending topics on Twitter and most searched on Google News. MSNBC.com said, “Mass Effect will go down as one of the most influential video game series of all-time.”

Dr. Ray Muzyka, co-founder, BioWare and Group General Manager of the RPG/MMO Group of EA said, “Mass Effect 2 is poised to be one of the biggest games of 2010. We could not be more proud of the game’s universal acclaim and early commercial success.”

Mass Effect 2 launched this week hot on the heels of BioWare’s Dragon Age: Origins, the studio’s dark fantasy RPG which shipped in fall 2009. Dragon Age: Origins has earned an average review score of 91****, making it the highest rated original intellectual property from EA in the last year. Mass Effect 2 follows in BioWare’s tradition of delivering excellence on every front: gameplay, story, character development and visuals. Mass Effect 2 is an epic shooter/RPG set in a vast universe filled with dangerous alien life and mysterious, uncharted planets. In Mass Effect 2, players step into the role of the heroic Commander Shepard, leading a crew of some of the most dangerous operatives from across the galaxy on a mission so challenging that it’s potentially suicidal. Featuring intense action, a rich storyline, space exploration and engaging character interaction, Mass Effect 2 delivers an unparalleled gaming experience.

Mass Effect 2 is available for the Xbox 360 and the PC and is 15 by the BBFC. For more information, follow the development team on Twitter at http://twitter.com/masseffect2 or visit the game’s official UK website at http://getmasseffect.ea.com.