The Wii Bowling ball remote is pretty neat but methinks its just a recipe for trouble. Think about all the TV’s that have been smashed by people getting carried away with the Wii. Now think about this Wii Bowling ball remote…you get the picture?

Gaming Laptops have to be one of my favourite breed and the more the merrier I say. The MSI GT627 joins this esteemed (IMHO) band of brothers and although it’s not the brains of the group, it’s no runt either.

The Razer Mamba Gaming Mouse must be the most dangerous looking mouse we’ve seen and we know about some pretty dangerous mice. Good looks isn’t its only trick. The Razer Mamba Gaming Mouse is also lag free, available at 2.4Ghz wired or wireless and offers a lightning quick 1ms polling rate.

So Acer have released another twist on the A8930G series and it’s an extreme one – the Acer Aspire 8930-7665. This baby steps the gaming laptop genre up another level by being pimped out and affordable, a combination that we thought we would never see.

Yes we know, you’ve sold a billion Logitech Mice and now, the sky’s the limit but what the heck is the G13 supposed to be? With 25 programmable keys, an inbuilt LCD screen and an analogue joystick, we’re guessing that Logitech went ultra niche when they came up with the G13 gaming keyboard.

With all the gaming rigs we have been featuring lately we decided to keep the ball rolling and bring you news of not one but two new gaming keyboards from Razer, the Arctosa and Lycosa Mirror gaming keyboards.

We have been going gaming-rig crazy these past few weeks and the ASUS ROG CG6190 is the latest hardcore gaming PC we cast our beady eyes upon and it looks to be one of the best. The ROG CG6190 boasts an Intel Core i7 CPU bundle with the X58 chipset making it as speedy as Mr Gonzales himself, it also packs a hefty Turbo Mode backup….

Packard Bell have been stepping up their game when it comes to gaming machines and the Packard Bell Ipower X20 Gaming PC joins the ranks amongst the likes of the iPower GX released earlier this year. A word of warning though, the starting price is as big as the technical specs.

The Dell XPS 430 Desktop looks like one of Dells answers to the onslaught of the many, many custom and much cooler gaming desktops and laptop competition (along with buying up competitors like Alienware of course – if you can’t beat them….).

Gaming rigs are becoming all the rage and the Asus G50 has joined this (not so) elite band of brothers. Until WoW was released, PC gamers looked like a dying breed but now we get a gaming laptop released every other week. Good times for on-line geeks.