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Nintendo's Wii U has been released and is now looking for quality video games in hopes of wningin back the love and affection of millions of gamers. One company that answered the call is Ubisoft. The French global video game publisher and developer has recently released a number of game titles which it said has what it takes to assure the Wii U's future. A Ubisoft official who declined to be identified related that Ubisoft actually has a long high-quality line-up for Wii U. Bigger titles are also in the works and gaming enthusiasts can start anticipating the release of Watch Dog, Rayman Legends, Splinter Cell: Blacklist and Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag. He also said that they are extremely confident that this will aid them with drawing in more gamers. Nintendo, which is the wing behind the Wii U system, vowed to do everything in its power to ensure the success of Wii U in the tech market. The Successor: Wii U Wii U is the successor to the hit video game console, Wii...

Many things have happened since both Microsoft and Sony first announced to the press the release of their next generation consoles. Rumors and speculation have since spread through the internet like a wild fire, while at the same time both companies were tweaking and improving their work, making sure that it would be in top notch condition for this year's annual E3 conference . The Xbox One I am sure many of you have heard that Microsoft is planning on making a few major modifications to the way gamers interact with their gaming devices. At a first glance the Xbox One and PS4 are basically two almost identical consoles in both hardware and presumably software. But looks can be deceiving, and that is exactly the case with the Xbox One. The Eye Now, we have all heard of George Orwell's masterpiece '1984'. Basically it is a society, where everyone and everything is constantly under surveillance by the government. Xbox One manages to surpass even a novel as ...

Selecting the most anticipated gadgets for the year for an article is largely dependent on what product shows you attend and which blogs you read. Opinions vary, but here are five of the most talked about gadgets at this years Consumers Electronic Show. The Oculus Riff Virtual Reality gaming has been a fantasy for decades. We've been teased by the hype of new technologies over the years only to be disappointed. But this year, thanks to startup Oculus, it looks like virtual reality might become... well.. a reality. The Oculus Rift was previewed at CES 2013 to rave reviews. The technology promises 360 degree, full motion, integration with games and virtual entertainment. A lightweight headset and independent optics for each eye gives a full 110 degree peripheral view and tracks your head movements. Developer kits are expected to ship by mid year. Pebble The clever Bluetooth enabled Pebble wrist watch connects to your smartphone to announce calls and interface with your iPho...

With reference to several sources, The Verge reports that Microsoft has entered the home straight in the creation of a 7-inch tablet PC Xbox Surface, designed primarily for games. Resource claims that information applicable device confirms the information that appears on the network in June, prior to the submission of full device with 10-inch displays. The gadget was unique components: a specially designed ARM-processor from Intel (yet unannounced), superfast memory for comfort in play and a special version of Windows with a special kernel-oriented game. Users can access the basic options such as email and calendar, but the emphasis will focus on the game. Like the original version of Surface tablets , gaming machine developed in conditions of high secrecy. According to sources, the issue of tablet computers will be in the same place and the new Xbox 720 console with the participation of companies Foxconn and Pegatron. There is a theory that gaming tablet will work in tandem wi...