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First product review in a while and the very first in the new place. Miss Vicious was out for the night with a friend doing some errands and I broke out the recording equipment to finally bring you the review for these new headphones.

Hope you enjoy the review and find it informative and entertaining.

Watch it Here:

This is a rather long montage (13 min out of 40 min) of a multiplayer session in 21:9. The video is 2560x1080.

This video describes what makes this a good game for multi-monitor gamers. I also go into how PC gaming is better than console gaming.

I've finally started making videos about games. This is first of many that, hope you guys like it. Wouldn't mind some feedback.

It's about the surround features in Project 64, but focusing solely on Zelda Ocarina Time so that I can do other games on the N64 Platform. Enjoy.

Don't Starve is a isometric survival game, it throws you into an unknown landscape with no other instruction other then not to Starve. As for multi-monitor support, it's pretty good, the game is horizontal plus and the UI is scaled correctly, it does however suffer from the common issue that elements bound to the side of the display area get pushed off to the edges of your side screens. This is a little annoying as the world time, health and hunger meter are all the way off to one side of the right monitor, and all the crafting options are on the far left of the left monitor, where as your character and your focus is on the centre monitor. Still the UI is perfectly functional so after a while you'll get used to the positioning, inspite of it's inconvenient placement on a multi-monitor setup.

The video itself is my first attempt at trying not to starve, feel free to like or dislike my video and comment are always welcome too.

While this video can be watched on any screen it has been encoded to look best on a multi-monitor system, so if your running such a system, then select original quality from the drop down box and watch in fullscreen.

Some screenshots can be found here.

A while ago I posted in the forum regarding a bezel-less rear projected display we've been working on for museum installations. We’ve since started actively developing a smaller curved display for the home gamer and simulator enthusiast. We’re calling it the Infinitx D. Infinitx as in “infinite in the x-axis” with a D for desktop edition..

We would like to invite all WSGF members to contribute, in the form of comments, criticisms and wishes to help create a truly crowdsourced product that meets the needs of gamers and simulator constructors.

Hi everyone,

I'm Julien Barnoin, lead programmer of Papo & Yo from Minority.

I've been porting our PS3 game to the PC in the recent months, and I just wanted to say this site has been a great resource in researching how to get things right so everyone can enjoy our game. So, thanks !

Defiance is a third person shooter MMO that is running a parallel story line with a TV show of the same name, the TV show and game take part in different parts of the world but are happening at the same time and according to the developers of both there will be some crossover / overlap between the two. The game itself has OK multi-monitor support, resolutions are handled correctly, all 3D is rendered horizontal plus however the UI is spanned across the board, which make the UI very clunky, fortunately the UI is useful but not required. It's a really shame because the game is made by Trion, who also made Rift, which had one of, if not the best UI customization system I've ever seen in a game.

The video itself is part analysis, part walkthough and part waffle, feel free to like or dislike my video and comment are always welcome too.

While this video can be watched on any screen it has been encoded to look best on a multi-monitor system, so if your running such a system, then select original quality from the drop down box and watch in fullscreen.

Some screenshots can be found here.