
All Interactive Entertainment have released their light gun peripheral for the Playstation 3 and PC, MAG II, in Australia recently. Designed with a more realistic way of playing FPS titles, the peripheral is compatible with all current FPS titles on the market.
The device is being advertised as being not a light gun, but rather a precision FPS controller. The gun mimics movement using gyroscope and motion technology to assist the controller in bringing a realistic way of playing.
I wonder how well I can strafe-jump with it? Be sure to check out the official website for more info.
Price and Features –
The MAG II is in store now for SRP AUD$149.95 and in New Zealand for SRP NZD$189.95.
Further Features of the MAG II Gun Controller:
– Compatible with ALL First-Person-Shooter games
– Full Functionality of Official Controllers
– Real Time, in Game, “On the Fly Calibration”
– High Precision Motion Tracking Gyroscope, eliminating the need for a Sensor Bar.
– Wireless Connection & Built in Vibration
– Updateable System Firmware & Mods
– Works with ALL TVs, Projectors & Monitors


Hanabee have revealed in a Press Release that they will be releasing the follow-up to .hack//ROOTS and the movie retelling of the .hack//G.U. video games, .hack//G.U. Trilogy. This release will be the first ever movie release from Hanabee over here in Australia.
The sequel to the popular ef ~ a tale of memories, ef ~ a tale of melodies is coming to Australia thanks to Hanabee, who has licensed the title. Whats going to be interesting about this release is that it is releasing in both DVD and Blu Ray Disc formats.



Today Konami revealed that they will be releasing Metal Gear Solid 4: 25th Anniversary Edition, the re-release of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots with a number of new enhancements on December 18th in both Australia and New Zealand.
