The next wave of game accessories

Microsoft file patent for ‘Magic Wand’
gizmosforgeeks.com 7/3/2009 — Microsoft seem to be filing patents left, right and center these days, and the latest discovery is one that may sound ridiculous at the moment, but it is quite easy to imagine it being common practice in the future - the ‘Magic Wand’. This ‘wand’ doesn’t have quite ...

Sony Motion Control Patent Shows Coffee Mug Gaming [Sony]
kotaku.com 7/5/2009 — We know about the EyeToy. We've seen that motion controller Sony showed at E3. But there is another motion controller Sony has been working on. This new patent filing reveals a Sony motion...

Sony PSP Go! Black Console (PSP) - free UK delivery at Gamestation.co.uk
gamestation.co.uk 7/3/2009 — Gamestation - the UK's fastest growing computer and video games retailer. Our extensive range includes all the latest games, Blu-Rays and HD DVDs for next generation platforms such as Xbox 360, Playstation 3 (PS3), Nintendo Wii, Playstation 2 (PS2) ...

Nintendo Wii Vitality Sensor
gizmosforgeeks.com 7/6/2009 — First came Wii Fit and you canceled your gym membership, but now it looks like Nintendo are set to get rid of doctors as well with their new vitality sensor. This little device was revealed at E3 2009 and it can measure your heart rate (ideally while excercising). Nothing on pricing/release ...

How Mario Galaxy Looks In 720p [Nintendo]
kotaku.com 7/6/2009 — Remember those "HD" Wii videos? This is just like them! Only, it's Mario Galaxy, not Smash Bros. And they're lovely big screenshots, not blurry little internet videos. To refresh, these games are...

GameStop hits the sauce for the 4th, offers up bizarre Wii bundles — Engadget

Nintendo DS glucose reader plugin for kids with diabetes — Boing Boing

Sony Patent Controls Games with That Crap on Your Coffee Table [Gaming] — Gizmodo

Roogoo series of games unveiled — Game Addicts

Wii Emulator Shows Super Mario Galaxy in 720p — Tech Blog

The next wave of game accessories — SFGate: Technology 7/6/2009
The E3 video game conference last month gave gamers a glimpse of new peripherals and accessories that promise to make gaming more natural, engaging and realistic. The peripherals build off the success of the Nintendo Wii's motion-sensing system and ...