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Bayer Diabetes Care has just announced its latest DIDGET blood glucose monitoring system Stateside (for real that duration after we had a couple of looks at it in the past), where it is truly a one-of-its-kind device that hooks up straight to a Nintendo DS or DS Lite, helping littles ones manage a lifelong disease in a fun manner. By tying it in with a portable gaming console, it will certainly help children build consistent checking habits and meeting personalized blood glucose target ranges. Points will be awarded to those who use it consistently, where these points can soon after be used to unlock new game levels and customize one’s gaming experience. It will retail for $74.99 each. [Press Release]

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When you first saw the Wii Football accessory patent, did you actually think that it might become a reality? While it doesn’t seem to be on sale just yet, it looks like it’s only a matter of instance as CTA Digital has already listed the item online, albeit without a price or release duration. Of course, it’s entirely normal to wonder why anybody would want to buy such an accessory, but whether it offers users more choice and improves your gaming experience, why not, right?

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When you first saw the Wii Football accessory patent, did you actually think that it might become a reality? While it doesn’t seem to be on sale just yet, it looks like it’s only a matter of instance as CTA Digital has already listed the item online, albeit without a price or release term. Of course, it’s entirely normal to wonder why anybody would want to buy such an accessory, but whether it offers users more choice and improves your gaming experience, why not, right?

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Folks who started gaming with iD Software’s Doom will definitely have fond memories of that bad-ass marine, particularly with the blood flowing out of his helmet upon his death. Well, JJ decided to bring the classic gaming title back home with the DIY doomBox – using a chassis of an unwanted Kodak DC290 camera, running on the Digita OS alongside an existing Doom port. JJ additionally came up with his own button board, relying on the traditional keyboard setup with corresponding keys for a more comfortable gaming experience. Good luck circle strafing a Cyberdemon with that configuration sans mouse though.

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Playing games on the iPhone more often than not requires at least one finger to be on the display to get through a specific level or achieve an objective. Why not assemble the portable gaming experience all the more confortable with PosiMotion’s Helix gaming grip that allows you to hold your iPhone or iPod touch horizontally, making it ideal in “virtually any game.” Thanks to a “grip-enhancing” soft-touch coating, even the sweatiest palms might find it hard to have the Helix slip away. No notion on a release period yet, but we do know it will retail for $20 a pop.

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Just like cars, video game consoles do seem to play nicer at times with a third party accessory, and in that case, the Xbox 360 gaming experience might be enhanced for some folks with the Hori Pad EX Turbo 2. that officially licensed product will feature the traditional 6 button layout that makes it suitable for fighting games, and you will additionally receive turbo operate on all buttons with its triggers, making it perfect for FPS and shooting titles. You will be able to set the turbo speed at slow, normal or fast, where it will go at 5 times/sec, 12 times/sec and 20 times/sec, respectively. Available in black or blue, bring home the Hori Pad EX Turbo 2 for $39.90.

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The Wii Balance Board has certainly brought about a new dimension where gaming is concerned, but the FriiBoard takes things to another level. Creators Gail and Tom Stewart aimed to manufacture the gaming experience more real and more fun for all players regardless of age, hence the FriiBoard which offers realistic movement of your favorite sports indoors to your favorite Wii games. Sales have been pretty brisk to instance, with many humans getting the Friiboard during the Christmas shopping season with their current stock being sold out by December 10th.

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Renesas’ latest ARM Cortex A8 has just been announced, where that application engine for mobile devices will target next generation handsets in addition to smartphones and netbooks. Known formally as the SH-Mobile Application Engine 4 (SH73720), that little processor is full well capable of handing full HD 1080p video recording, high-speed 3D graphics rendering, video playback at 30fps and an advanced gaming experience amongs others. We can’t wait to see that implemented!

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