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Check out this mesmerizing dynamic theme for Naughty Dog's, The Last of Us. Also, be sure to continue to my official Youtube Channel for more unique footage showcasing the game.

     Check out the second edition to our Red Dead Redemption cooperative playthrough, featuring "The Escape" mission.

     Quite recently Jetpack Joyride, an extremely popular game for iOS and Android devices, was released for all Playstation 3 console owners for free. Check out our video featuring this amazingly fun and addictive game below.

      Cheap gaming headset with actual quality may be extremely hard to come by. A good rule of thumb, which goes without saying, is that forking out more for a product will ultimately increase the initial return and satisfaction of the product. However, when I came across the Ear Force P11 from the infamous gaming audio manufacturers known as Turtle Beach I wondered if my general assumptions were "outdated" or over-generalized. Well after a decent inspection of the P11 I soon discovered that some shortcuts were implemented in order to provide the product to the public at an amazing price of $59.99 in good old United States currency. The Turtle Beach Ear Force P11 Unboxing          One of the very first things that I noticed about the headset that completely screamed "turn off" was the simple fact that it was tethered to a massive cable. This cable is required to be plugged in to your PS3, or PC in order to function (yes, it draws its power...

           Earlier this week I went about conducting a review on the EasyCap DC60 USB video capture card . This review came out of the excitement of the end of an age, for me atleast. What I mean by the end of an "age", is that I will no longer be using that mediocre capture card for content in the future. A new age of content recording has begun. This new age involves me and my Roxio GameCap HD Pro Edition video capture card and let me tell you, this partnership is looking amazing.      Roxio's GameCap HD Pro is an intuitive piece of technology. The device, to my understanding, conducts all of the major video processing in the initial card, rather than requiring your computer to stress out. I can't tell you how many times I have struggled in the past with the DC60 not being able to stay on track with video input through the rendering process. I would loose frames constantly, the initial video would come out of the recording proces...

This tutorial is part of VGAuthority's Tuesday's Computer Tutorial series. This series is dedicated to bringing simple and easy to follow computer tutorials to those in need every week. 

Check out our review of the EasyCap DC60 USB 2.0 video capture card and find out if it is even worth $7.00!