Girl Gamer

Gearing-Up For Gaming

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Better 'bone-up’ on your mobile gaming, gamers, because 22Moo wants to throw you a bone ahem provide you with a controller that is compatible with your iPhone— a controller they have deemed the “GameBone Pro.” This controller comes with an 8 way D-pad, six buttons, 2000mAh built-in battery and a Bluetooth or 30-pin connection. It also comes with a built-in speaker and 3.5 audio headphone jack. While this innovative gadgetry has yet to be available to the public, they are taking suggestions about pricing and other words of wisdom consumers might have to offer.

The Wii, as much as I don’t consider this toy to be a true gamer’s console, does have it’s perks. Those perks being nights involving beverages, many friends, and my 52” Philips 1080p flat screen that can make even this humdrum of a system entertaining. Tthough I have many accessories to go along with my never ending collection of Wii activity games, the one that tops them all is this: A Wii bowling ball. On display at this year’s E3 and developed by CTA Digital, this real life replica is actually fashioned after a real bowling ball. All the user needs to do is open it up and put the Wii remote inside. Now your league is complete!

While I love energy drinks and I’m all for pulling all-nighters and Halo 3 marathons noobtubing with my clan, I can’t help but fall head over heels for this delicious snack geared towards people such as myself— Gamer Grub. With flavors such as PB&J (my personal favorite), chocolate, wasabi and pizza, how does one surpass the urge to refuel with these oh-so-handy bities? Just open and pour (into your mouth) sans hands. Perfect for keeping my analog sticks grease free and allowing me to put my best game forward.

And last, but not least, Microsoft is working hard on developing it’s first handheld (gaming?) device, or more lovingly known as the Zune HD (So now all you hardcore gamers can stop lugging around that 360 with the Joytech screen attachment… or is that just me?) Rumor has it that they are working on integrating the XBL experience with Zune and eventually Windows mobile communities. While the Zune HD is primarily focusing on video, it will definitely be interesting to see where Team Xbox takes this.