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SEVENTH GENERATION VIDEO GAME CONSOLES

A video game console is a dedicated electronic device designed to play video games. Here we have a list of the latest 7th generation most popular video game consoles.

Nintendo Revolution (2006)

PlayStation 3 (March 2006 release)

Xbox 360 (November 2005 release)

PlayStation Portable (2005)

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Shopping Guide
Gifts for all seasons: selected especially for our readers, these gift ideas make your shopping easy-whatever the season.

Sketching
Learn how to Sketch like never before with our drawing and sketching articles and tips.

Space Exploration
The fascinating world of space exporation brought to your desktop. Learn about space exploration, space related articles, find out about the space shuttle and more.

Sword Fighting
Journey through the sword's long history and current usage. Sword fighting is a spectacularing exciting experience, learn more about it here.

T-Shirts
You've picked your textiles, created a t-shirt design and your very own logo. So what happens next? Our tutorials will walk you through the colorful process of t-shirt printing.

Watches
Find out about the latest and greatest in the world of time.

Writer's Resource
So you want to be a writer? How can you be a good writer? Learn certain techniques and skills to becoming a successful writer.

Writers Resources
We have helpful tips to help you finish writing your Novel. For beginners, we also have a beginner's guide to writing a novel.

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Max Shooter XBOX & PS2 Keyboard & Mouse Adapter Review
by Jeromy

The third and latest XBOX/PS2 keyboard & mouse adapter to hit the market is the Max Shooter. Before this adapter was released there was a good chance that the guy destroying you in Halo 2 was using a regular XBOX controller and not one of the previously released keyboard & mouse adapters. Enter Max Shooter stage right. Now you should be afraid, very afraid, as the Max Shooter basically turns the console FPS into a PC FPS with all the accuracy that that entails. After spending a good few days playing Halo 2, Socom II, and Unreal Championship 2 there is little doubt that FPS games were mostly made to be played with a mouse and keyboard.

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