Gaming
Zone 40 wireless gaming console review. Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow hardware review of the Zone 40 wireless gaming console from Ultimate Products Ltd. There are many low budget clones of the Nintendo Wii. The Zone 40 is one of the worst. Released by Ultimate Products Ltd., the Zone 40 is a console with 40 games preinstalled. Some are motion controlled sports games similar to Wii Sports, the others are arcade games. There's even a Zuma game on the Zone 40, although somehow, it's awful. We never thought Zuma could be awful. This video review features video gameplay footage of the Zone 40 wireless gaming console and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.<br /><br /> And connect with us at: <br />http://www.ClassicGameRoom.com<br />http://www.facebook.com/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.gplus.to/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.Twitter.com/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.Twitter.com/CGRundertow
PlayStation review. http://www.ClassicGameRoom.com <br />Shop CGR shirts, hats, mugs & gear! http://www.CGRstore.com <br />The Sony PlayStation changed the world and became the first, popular CD-based video game console with more than 1000 games released for it over 10 years. It's grey, uses memory cards and works like a boss. Viva PSX!
We have had the next generation mobile phone, last year it was the tablet computer, now it is the turn of the games console. Sony have unveiled their new handheld device, the PSP 2, also known as the next generation portable or NGP. ... http://www.euronews.net/
Sony PSone console review! http://www.ClassicGameRoom.com <br />Classic Game Room reviews the Sony PlayStation PSone. Released about five years after the original, this smaller PlayStation plays PS1 games and works with all original accessories. Comes with a PSone controller and external power supply.
XaviX Port hardware review. Classic Game Room presents a CGRundertow review of the XaviX Port video game console from SSD Company Limited. Although it looks like a cheap knockoff of the Nintendo Wii, the XaviX Port was actually released in 2004. That's two years before the Wii, which means the makers of the XaviX Port either had the idea first or they had a Flux Capacitor. The XaviX Port is a motion controlled console with pixelated graphics and lots of stupid plastic peripherals. It's the Wii, had the Wii actually been the Super Nintendo. This video review features video footage of the XaviX Port video game console and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Derek.<br /><br /> And connect with us at: <br />http://www.ClassicGameRoom.com<br />http://www.facebook.com/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.gplus.to/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.Twitter.com/ClassicGameRoom<br />http://www.Twitter.com/CGRundertow
