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HDMI Cable (PS3)

from: 4Gamers


As demonstrated on the last gadget show, there is no point whatsoever in buying an expensive hdmi cable,so if you want HD for your HD telly and are gonna connect it to a PS3 or any other HDMI source, it really doesnt matter which you use as all it does is send O's and 1's digitally. so you either get the picture or not, they are allgoing to be the same quality whichever cable you buy.
If this works when you get it and you have payed the minimal amount possible,then i reckon it's a good purchase for your PS3.
Personally, when I bought my PS3 from currys last year, I asked them to throw me one in FOC, and they did cos I bought my telly from there too, which was good, the cable was priced at £10, so not bad for nowt. In summary though, ... Read More:

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Remote Charging Stand (Wii)

from: 4gamers

May 04, 2007
This stand is great it keeps my remotes safely stored and the blue light looks cool, only problem is that i have to leave the wii switched on for the remotes to be charged. If anyone knows a way around this please let me know.

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Wii Racing Wheel (Wii)

from: 4Gamers

February 21, 2008
Works very well, fits the controller snugly and has a better quality feel with glossy plastic instead of the slightly grainy matt finish of the Nintendo original

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Wii 6 in 1 Sports Pack (Wii)

from: 4Gamers

May 08, 2007
I bought two of these sports packs when I bought the Wii, but have found it irritating to put them on the controller each time you want to play a game and they add NOTHING to the experience. The Wii controller in it's rubber casing with the wrist strap is tactile and easy to hold, whereas the fussing required to screw on these accessories only holds up the game and doesn't help aim/wack/hit at all. Wish I hadn't wasted my money.

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4Gamers Wireless Sensor Bar (Wii)

from: 4Gamers

May 04, 2007
Very simply it does what it says on the box. Inserted batteries, worked first time no setting up required, seems to work better than the original sensor.

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4Gamers Officially Licensed DS Game Cases: Holds 3 Games Per Case - 3 Cases Per Pack (Nintendo DS)

from: 4Gamers

October 10, 2007
Very simply it does what it says on the box. Inserted batteries, worked first time no setting up required, seems to work better than the original sensor.

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4Gamers Vertical Stand with USB Hub (PS3)

from: 4Gamers

March 23, 2007
I have seen a YouTube video showing you that this device scratches/marks the PS3. Can someone please confirm this? Is there a protective strip on the stand that protects the gloss finish of the PS3?

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4Gamers Officially Licensed PSP Case

from: 4Gamers

November 16, 2007
I've got two PSP cases, one for my pocket and one for my bag. This one fits the latter role perfectly. It's padded enough to protect your PSP as well as store three games, a few Duo cards and a set of headphones. If you want a case to protect your PSP while it's in your coat pocket this may be too bulky but if you travel with a bag it's ideal.

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Officially Licensed Mario DS Lite Black Carry Case (Nintendo DS)

from: 4Gamers

October 12, 2006
I would never have guessed this was officially licensed by Nintendo.

Te outer casing is good quality, albiet the embroided Mario looks a bit half-hearted.

The plastic innards, however, supposedly to enable you to play your DS without removing it from the case, is absolutely horrible. It's too thick, and the holes for the d-pad and buttons are too small so pressing them is a pain. It's not exactly a snug fit either, mine looks like it has been stretched. Above both of these though - you can't reach the stylus when the DS is in the plastic casing, so you'd have to take it out of the case just to get at it.

Frankly, a below-par piece of kit with stupid design flaws. And the only time in nearly 15 years I've been ... Read More:

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4Gamers Gamexpert UMD Carry Case (PSP)

from: 4Gamers

April 13, 2007
This case has slots for 5 UMD's and when zipped up, is quite a compact case; slightly larger than 5 UMD's stacked on top of each other. The cover of the case is a firm plastic and feels like it would protect your discs if you dropped it. The zip works fine and is snug, and would stop anything dropping into the case. It also comes with a big metal belt hook which is not shown in the picture above.

However, the two memory stick slots are a little difficult to get to, and I did think that I might snap one if I tried to yank it out too hard.

Nonetheless, the whole package is really compact and is great for throwing into your back-pack and is great for what I want it for, so 4 stars (losing one for the tight memory stick slot).