Available now at GameStop locations across the US, Nyko’s Speaker Stand for the PS Vita adds a little more oomph to the Sony portable’s sound and transforms it into a handy mobile Skype solution.
Twenty years seems to be a good enough time to start selling back nostalgia to gamers. We’ve seen some old-school EA Sports 16-bit designs on T-shirts and other apparel, sold in the stores the label has opened at airports in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Salt Lake City. Looks like they’re interested in putting Madden, NHL and NBA Live sprites on cell phone cases now.
Apple seems to think buttons don’t matter when it comes playing games on the iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. But there’s an intriguing hint that that may be about to change.
On March 22 in Japan, Nintendo is launching that goofy 3DS stand it is bundling with Kid Icarus: Uprising.
When it comes to mobile gaming, first-party acessories can get damn expensive. That’s where Nyko comes in. When it comes to third-party gaming peripherals, nobody is as prolific and nobody gets their gear to market faster.
It’s not news that you can get a plastic gun to play a video game where you get to shoot other human beings. It is news that you can get gun controllers that exist with the blessing of the U.S. Army.
The annual Consumer Electronics Show is the time for gaming peripheral makers to shine, and not many are quite as shiny as SteelSeries. They’re doing up CES 2012 big with a tiny Bluetooth gamepad, some travel-friendly headsets and mice, mice, mice.
Nyko never met a console or portable it couldn’t make a ton of additional crap for, and the upcoming PlayStation Vita is no different. At CES 2012 in Las Vegas the peripheral maker debuts its launch lineup of Vita accessories.
