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Razer to elevate Video Games Live tour as the first-ever sponsor, starting from Ogden, Utah this March 27th, bringing contests and prizes.

The return of Kratos is one that is not only relished but anticipated by fans of the God of War franchise (which in my opinion, is almost every gamer I know).

The beta release of the new game in the Battlefield franchise is all about gold… acquiring it, holding it and killing <br />for it.

Email has been called the “killer app”, but is it killing productivity? Distractions and interruptions cost time to regain focus.

New Zealand's Thureon, founded by Ross Vincent and Darren Smith, pioneers the Armarac – a wall-mounted server room providing security and robust IT solutions.

HP eyes niche markets with the HP 2133 Mini-Note, aiming at educational and business sectors, despite its short two-hour battery life.

PlateSpin has released PlateSpin Forge, an all-in-one disaster recovery appliance for physical and virtual server workloads, now shipping in Asia Pacific.

EMC unveils the new Velocity Advantage Program, aiming to boost its Tier-2 partners in NZ with incentives for EMC and VMware sales.

New Zealand distributor Chillisoft has announced they are to be the sole distributor of the K-Box product in New Zealand and Australia.

Chillisoft, a New Zealand-based software distributor, has added Russian product DeviceLock to its security offerings.

Crash Bandicoot made a career-debuting splash alongside the release of Sony's seminal PlayStation console in 1996.

Sony's PS3 innovation, The Eye of Judgement, blends trading cards and digital realms for an immersive duel experience, drawing in strategy fans.

In the current climate of next generation gaming, the market is being swamped by first-person shooters, and for the most part it is a logical outcome.

Pokemon Battle Revolution on Wii dazzles with next-gen visuals, but its lengthy battles may test fans' patience beyond their love for the series.

Sony's PlayStation Network exclusive, PAIN, promises laughs with a side of chaos, letting players indulge in comedic destruction.

RIFF: Everyday Shooter revolutionises PSN with its fusion of guitar riffs and classic shoot-em-up gameplay, offering a unique twist.

Hotwheels: Beat That! Xbox 360 game lands with a thud, only appealing to diehard fans or kids 5-8. A mediocre ride not worth the spin.

LEGO Batman brings a twist to Gotham's tale, allowing players to be heroes or villains in an all-new adventure.

Nintendo's Professor Kageyama's Maths Training turns basic maths into a DS game, blending education with entertainment for those seeking improvement.

Sight Training for DS, the visual counterpart to Brain Training, tests your 'Eye Age' with innovative exercises, perfect for on-the-go workouts.