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Abhinav Lal
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Posted on: Dec 09, 2011 20:23:31 IST
 
 
The Corsair Vengeance K60 is one of two gaming keyboards from Corsair, priced at Rs. 5,900 (MRP). It has Cherry MX ‘red’ mechanical keys, a solid aluminium chassis, and user replaceable rubberized keys meant especially for FPS gaming.Its sibling, the Vengeance K90, is priced at Rs. 6,500 (MRP), and features pretty much all that the K60 does not, for a marginal price difference. Thus, the Vengeance K60 is hard to recommend over its sibling, unless you are on a tight budget. Its two-year warranty is also notable.Look, Feel and FeaturesThe 104-key Corsair Vengeance K60 looks great, with its brushed aluminium chassis making it stand out on your desk, and FPS gaming keys highlighting the keyboard’s true purpose – fragging. The weighted volume metal roller and wrist...
 
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Sriram G.
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Posted on: Nov 09, 2011 08:37:24 IST
 
 
FIFA 11 was a very strange game, in that it brought out a myriad of reactions – often polar opposites – from us at different times during the game experience. The convergence of the offline game modes into one Career mode was a welcome move, as was the move to a less-automated passing system. The superhuman defenders and numerous bugs, however, were routinely subject to deluges of expletive-filled outbursts. Ultimately though, FIFA 11 wasn't a significant enough upgrade over its predecessor to warrant a purchase, even if it was drastically different.EA Sports have looked to change that with FIFA 12, as one might have noticed with all the pre-release “best FIFA ever” talk. We dismissed that as the perennial hype machine, but come September 30 we were actually left...




 
 
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Robert Sovereign-Smith
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Posted on: Nov 08, 2011 11:33:39 IST
 
 
If you’re a PC gamer, the Crysis series needs no introduction. If not, you can also play a console version, but that’s like riding a cycle with training wheels and a little boy bell. I’m not a console hater, per se, but I do hate it when a great FPS game is “simplified” for console gamers. Although that’s not really the case here, I’d still prefer not to see an aim-assist option in the game menu. Another thing that can drive you crazy is the lack of a quick save function, something that we PC junkies are used to. But I get ahead of myself.Crysis 2 is set in New York – in shambles of course. Everyone loves to bring the Big Apple to ruins for some reason, and you can expect a feast of Hollywood-ish destruction. In fact, the game begins with...
 
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