At Activate, Activision unveils hotly anticipated games, with Bond, Call of Duty, and Guitar Hero stealing the show.
For the biggest innovation in four years, it looks and feels suspiciously similar to last year's version, FIFA 08.
Upgrade your iPhone 3G with a precision-cut screen protector that shields against scratches and dirt without leaving residue. Reusable and easy to clean.
Charging dock with Remote Control to use the built-in FM Transmitter to send iPhone music to your stereo and play it through your speakers.
Specifically designed for iPhone 3G, this dock gives it an elegant place to call home on a desk or in the living room.
Transform your iPhone into an air hockey rink with Touch Hockey, ensuring you're never without fast-paced fun, anywhere you go.
Practically invisible, this new generation of Agent18's iPhone shield offers maximum protection without adding the bulkiness of other covers.
Revolutionising protection, the new iPhone 3G Crystal Case with a custom-moulded design and shimmering silver front promises unmatched style and safety.
Iomega's Media Xporter offers an easy media storage solution for PS3 and Xbox 360 users, though its need for two USB ports might be a dealbreaker.
The Altec Lansing T612 Speaker Dock impresses as a rare iPhone-friendly option, dodging call interference with style, though at a steep price.
MobileMe review: Apple's online storage and sync service shines for those with iPhones and Macs, but its slow sync and need for Apple gadgets may deter others.
Netgear's ReadyNas RND2150: An affordable foray into NAS with simplicity and extra features, though its noise and single drive warrant attention.
Corel WordPerfect Office X4 impresses with PDF flexibility and nods to classic Microsoft styles, but its high cost could be its undoing.
Trade Me competitor SellMeFree.co.nz closed due to user apathy and the challenge of attracting both buyers and sellers.
Geometry Wars Evolved 2 dazzles with new modes and enemies, proving it's more than a mere sequel; it's a multiplayer marvel for just $14.
Ratchet & Clank has been dishing out quality platform titles for last the six years, but this is the first downloadable title.
Buzz: Master Quiz for PSP trades the iconic plastic buzzers for a slew of trivia questions, but loses the fun factor that made its PS2 version a hit.
Don't be put off by the arty pastel graphics. Download the demo to give it a try because this game is very addictive.
The Japanese sure know how to do one thing exceptionally well in their video games - scare the living daylights out of you!.
A fun racing car game where you drive as Crash Bandicoot or another character and compete in Cups, Time Trials, Story Mode, and Instant Play.
