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What is the appeal of fighting games?
It is human nature to feel better when others aren’t doing as well as you are.More

"Love, Bungie".More

Few would have failed to be impressed by Sega’s veritable arcade After Burner when it first graced arcades in the eighties.More

*  HP
HP is heralding its Edgeline technology as the biggest thing to hit the printer market in many years and, globally, expects the market opportunity for it to be worth more than $30 billion by 2009.More

I know what you’re thinking.More

If you’re after networking, communications and cabling products then Computer Dynamics is your one-stop-shop.More

Another PlayStation Network game title that looks like it could be one of the better downloadable games available is ‘Calling All Cars’.More

That Tom Clancy is one talented fellow, responsible for some of the biggest novels, books and video games of the last decade; the man knows his niche market intimately and is capable of producing an enormous amount of material to fill his fantastic and often unbelievable worlds.More

It’s been on the cards for months but as of this month Cellect, IT Wholesale and CDW have rebranded under the Cellnet banner.More

Could you introduce yourself to our readers, Matt? How did you get involved in the ‘Search4Jobs’ project and specifically, what is ‘Search4Jobs?’
Hi, I’m Matt Meffin.More

Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII might have been missed by a lot of people amongst the hoopla and celebration that was the PlayStation 3 launch in March.More

The expanding world of Star Wars never fails to amaze and wow its fans.More

Games based on movies are a curious business.More

Blades, green computing, SaaS, Grid, Web 2.More

Months of hard work has paid off for New Zealand Wi-Fi specialist Tomizone as it continues to expand into the global market.More

Sega and arcade games go hand in hand like obesity and donuts; one of the original exponents is still ticking along nicely every year, releasing numerous games that eventually make their way onto the home consoles.More

When I first saw the cut scenes for Final Fantasy III on my DS, I just couldn’t believe how detailed, fluid and just plain kick butt the graphics were.More

Mass Effect will be released for the Xbox 360 published by Microsoft Game Studios this year and we’ve been turning our resources upside down to give you some juicy tidbits on what this game is all about.More

When Guitar Hero for the PS2 finally arrived in New Zealand last year the general consensus from gamers was that it rocked… big time.More

Sci-fi game titles are all the rage this year.More

*  BITDEFENDER
What is the main reason that made BitDefender open a market in New Zealand?  -  Mihai Rusescu:
New Zealand’s growing market was a natural fit for BitDefender’s global strategy.More

Who didn’t admire Kratos? A mortal who finds a way to defeat insurmountable odds and reign supreme as God of War, taking out Ares in the process and leaving a path of destruction and death in his ascension to the throne.More

This month we’re celebrating women in video games.More

The promise of Quadplay is getting closer.More

In keeping with the rest of its business distributor Exeed is adding value to its printing products with the appointment of wide format printing specialist David Woolford.More

* NETAPP Not that long ago security discussions were around the network, now the prime focus is on data security.More

Opportunities, hints and solutions
Today a large number of businesses run the majority of their transactions electronically.More

This month we have two different versions of Virtua Tennis to review so it should be interesting to see how they compare.More

A couple of years ago security was the hot topic yet research carried out by IDC – the Forecast For Management Survey -  showed that security had dropped out of the list of top-of-mind concerns for New Zealand CIOs in 2006.More

Did you think sponsorship was just for the big boys? Small and medium-sized businesses can do it successfully – and affordably – it just takes a little bit of thought.More