The new silver version is designed by Bungie and includes all standard features of the newly Xbox 360 console, a 250 GB Hard Drive, built-in Wi-Fi and has a suggested retail price of $399 USD. In addition, the specially designed console, “not only captures the look and feel of the game, but also features custom sound effects from the “Halo” universe. Whatever that means!

The Limited Edition Wireless Controller and Wireless Headset with distinctive silver color and exclusive “Halo” artwork by Bungie will be available in late August for $59.99 and $49.99 respectively, and also if you get the controller you will receive a Xbox LIVE token for an animated Covenant Banshee Avatar item.

The Halo: Reach launches worldwide on Sept. 14, 2010, and in Japan on Sept. 15. and is available for preorder in Standard, Limited and Legendary editions for $59.99 , $79.99 and $149.99, respectively. As a special bonus, fans can receive a token to unlock an exclusive in-game Spartan Recon Helmet, by picking up a copy of the game on launch day at North American retail stores, and outside of North America by making a pre-order reservation at participating retailers.

Razer has now spread their wings wide into the console field by launching their own Xbox 360 Controller and headset called with “Onza Controller” and “Chimaera Headset”.

As you might have seen, if you are a fans of Razer product, you’ll notice the usual black signature tailored with the black themed color of the overall controller color. Onza controller for Xbox 360 is a little bit different with the casual one. There is a programmable multi-function button and tension analog sticks. You won’t find any batteries on this controller because Razer Onza is a wired controller. When they retails, Razer Onza will be priced for $49.99 and Razer Chimaera headset is about $130.

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Nintendo is going to launch two new Pokemon games, the Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version for NDSi and NDS systems. Both games will come with the new Pokewalker accessory that allows players to take their favorite Pokémon with them wherever they go.

In Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions, players can wirelessly transfer any one of their Pokémon from one of the two games to the Pokéwalker and walk them through virtual routes as the player walks around in real life.

By walking, players earn Watts, which are used within the Pokéwalker to encounter and catch wild Pokémon or search for hidden items, and can be transferred into Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions to unlock new routes. There are even special versions of certain Pokémon that can only be found within routes on the Pokéwalker, giving players added incentive to keep their Pokémon with them wherever they go.

The Pokémon in the Pokéwalker will gain experience points as the player walks, and can even go up one level when they are transferred back into the game. Players also can wirelessly connect two Pokéwalkers to trade items.

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PosiMotion introduces the Helix gaming grip for iPhone and iPod touch. Aimed at improving accelerometer-based gameplay, the Helix hold your iPhone/iPod touch securely in both portrait and landscape mode.

The gaming grip has a soft-touch coating and a “sturdy, durable construction” with “aesthetic, ergonomic” design. It will be available in Spring 2010 and is now accepting pre-order for $19.99.

The Helix is compatible with iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS and iPod touch 2G.

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