latimes.com - "Fueled by growth in emerging markets, global tech device spending is estimated to hit $1 trillion for the first time in 2012."
While all-in-one PCs aren't exactly high on the wish lists of mainstream PC gamers, Lenovo rep Michael Littler believes his company's IdeaCenter B540 might do the trick.
Unit 13 Associate Producer Ara Demirjian gives the guys over at LazyTechGuys a quick look at the new third person shooter title, Unit 13 for the PS Vita.
I really hope they announce some sort of Multiplayer Competitive patch with in that time. It's the only thing stopping me from buying it I'm afraid. It looks like a really nice game though, and I love my shooter games! Especially Zippers games!
Sigh... its so sad to see Zipper go down this path (nothing against Vita, I'm just talking in general compared to the glory days of SOCOM II)
I guess this will make us wait for Socom even more! I really hope they do a PS2 remake of some sort, they had the best Socom titles in my opinion!
Unfortunately, Zipper already announced that they will never make another Socom game. Now it is replaced with yet another shooter that gives you a gold star for every little action you do like gamers are in kindergarten.
At least they changed the name finally, so Socom fans won't feel like they've been lied to again....
@ momthemeatloaf
You are right, I got their statement mistaken due to me not checking in the Socom boards since I left over a year ago but still it's a damn shame...
lol they never said that, they said they had no plans to bring back a classic Socom game in HD.
i wouldn't even care is Zipper never made another SOCOM game, they killed that great franchise with S4. I hope Sony has some one else make the next game and bring the franchise back to its glory days.
I just tried the vita at gamestop
Really dissapointing. I dont think sony did anything wrong, but thevita will not do well since it has limited use besides gaming. Maybe a smartphone like vita will do well sometime in the future. Of course I understand in the present it would be too expensive
Lenovo's 'Y' series of laptops is recommended for gaming and entertainment. At least, that's what company representative Michael Littler expressed at the 2012 CES when he was asked to show News10's Game Guys what Lenovo has in the way of upcoming computers for gamers.
not bad but he didn't give any solid CPU/gpu specs.
looks to have quality sound.
I work with computers a fair bit, lenovo's are always popping up with faults. I'll pass :)
No thanks, msi, asus and even alienware are miles ahead. yes i said alienware, they are much better than some people think for price to performance ratio... just check the notebook review forums.
