EA Forays into "Dead Space" !

Electronic Arts (EA) is working on an all new sci-fi horror game for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. "Dead Space", as the name suggests, is set in deep space, and is currently under development by EA's Redwood Shores Studio.
Being described as a 'third-person survival horror game', the game promises the ultimate in psychological thrills and gruesome action, according to EA. In "Dead Space", players get to don the hat of engineer Isaac Clarke, who's sent on a routine mission to do a repair job on a mining ship in deep space. Except that the mission takes an awful turn when Clarke discovers that the ship's been ravaged by an alien infestation. Clarke is left with no option but to fight his way through the dead silence and darkness of deep space in order to stay alive. Glen Schofield, executive producer of the game, said that with nearly every other person being a huge fan of the horror and sci-fi genres, they were compelled to create the most terrifying game they could to keep the player on the edge of his seat the entire time. With an official Web site reminiscent of the 'Aliens' movie franchise, the game is expected to release sometime in autumn next year for both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

HP Unleashes Gaming Monster !

HP has reportedly unveiled its first gaming PC named "Blackbird 002", which marries HP innovation with Voodoo PC expertise. A Black Aluminium monster, the "Blackbird 002" can be configured as per user choice. With a 1.1-kilowatt power supply; separate thermal chambers for processors, GPU, and PSU; and a full liquid-cooling system; HP claims the gaming PC will keep its cool even in the most heated gaming scenarios.
The "Blackbird 002" features completely open BIOS, removable side panel, and interior and back-panel LED lighting, among others. It can be configured with high-end hardware, including AMD (X2 6000+) or Intel (Core 2 Duo 6750 Core 2 Extreme QX6850) processors, two graphics cards, up to five HDD (160GB 10,000 RPM 750 GB 7200 RPM), up to 8GB system memory, and HD optical drive (Blu-ray or HD DVD). A limited edition "HP Blackbird 002 Dedication Edition" will be available starting September 15, with a pre-set performance configuration, unique side panels, free games, and more. However, the system will be available for configuration at http://www.hp.com/blackbird starting October 1, and pricing will range approximately between $2,500 (Rs 101,712) and $7,100 (Rs 288,863).

HP Blackbird 002: Gaming Beauty !

HP has announced its beautiful gaming rig called the Blackbird 002. Its tool-less chassis has an all metal finish. The rig will have options like liquid, cooling, or silent cooling for either CPU or GPU, or both. The system will be fully overclockable through the BIOS. No further specifications are known.

Its price range will start from $2500 (Rs. 1,00,000) and goes all the way to $7100 (Rs. 2,84,000) for the full blow out offer.

Nokia N81 Gaming Mobile to the lot of N-Series

After the N-Gage and N-Gage QD, we didn't see any gaming mobiles coming from Nokia. The N-Series came about, and now it has finally brought along another gaming mobile phone - the N81.

The N81 will be showcased in London along with the release a couple of XpressMusic phones that includes the 8GB N95. No details about the phone have been disclosed as yet.