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We have two Thrustmaster DS carry cases up for grabs and because we believe in equal opportunity we have one for girl gamers (pink and blue) and one for boy gamers(khaki green). Each carry case comes complete with cool accessories for your DS Lite.
For a chance to win these awesome prizes, head over to our Thrustmaster competition page and answer an easy question. As easy as pie.
Thanks to MobileG for sponsoring the great prizes. Head over to www.mobileg.co.za to sign up for their newsletter if you want to keep in the loop about other cool accessories for your consoles.
If you are an avid gamer like me you will know just how many battery lives get sucked into your Wii Remotes. The iMP Dual Charge Station is an affordable solution to your battery woes.
Firstly, as you may have noticed by now, it is a dual charge station so you can charge not one but two Wii Remotes at the same time. The pack includes twin rechargeable battery packs as well as a charge station and USB cable charge.
Setting it up is easy, simply connect the charge station to your Wii via the USB port and replace the two normal batteries and back cover of the Wii Remote with the rechargeable battery pack. You will need to charge both rechargeable battery packs in the charge station over twelve hours before you use them for the first time but after that batteries on your shopping list will be a thing of the past!
It is quick and easy to slot the Wii Remotes into the charge station. There is no need to remove the batteries from the Wii Remote, they charge while still tucked safely away inside the Remote making it convenient to recharge and play. The dual station also features twin charge indicator lights to show the battery charge status.
The iMP Dual Charge Station is available in stores for R299. You can purchase it at Kalahari, Take 2, BT Games, Incredible Connection or ToyZone.
So what are you waiting for, power up today!
Thanks to MobileG for supplying the review sample. If you want to find out more about other cool accessories and stay up to date on what’s hip and happening head over to www.mobileg.co.za and sign up to their newsletter.
We tied up two competitions over the weekend - congratulations to all our winners!
Thanks to MobileG for sponsoring the cool prizes in our iMP accessories competition. Collen Mathye can now play Wii Fit to his heart’s content after winning the iMP ProPower Battery while Sameer Parker and Brian Murdoch can store three games and protect their NDS with their shiny new iMP Play and Store Cases.
Xbox also sponsored some awesome games and goodies for 360 gamers. Well done to Brent du Trevou, who won himself a Play and Charge Kit as well as a copy of Ninja Gaiden II, and Ivan Daw who is looking forward to wearing his new Xbox 360 cap while playing Vampire Rain.
If you weren’t lucky this time, keep your dial turned to El33tonline’s competitions where giveaway madness is always just a click away.
If you want to store game cartridges and protect your DS at the same time, the iMP Play and Store case is a handy solution. It enables you to store 3 DS game cartridges and your stylus in a tray that pulls out below the bottom of the DS.
The iMP PowerFit Battery is a rechargeable battery for your Wii Balance Board. It can be recharged up to 500 times, is simple to connect and conveniently allows you to play and recharge at the same time.
We have two iMP Play and Store Cases as well as one iMP PowerFit Battery up for grabs. You can find out more details on our competitions page…and don’t forget to tell us if you want a red case or a pink one!
Check out our mini reviews of the Play and Store Case and the iMP PowerFit Battery for more information.
Thanks to MobileG for sponsoring these terrific prizes.
It’s time to pimp your Nintendo consoles and thanks to MobileG we have the perfect accessories to aid you in your quest.
El33tonline is giving away three great Thrustmaster prizes. To enter simply head over to our competitions page and answer an easy question before the 18th of July.
So without further ado, here is what you stand to win. For more information on the prizes make sure you check out our Thrustmaster competitions page.
Thrustmaster T-Megapack for Wii
Read our mini-review of the Thrustmaster T-Megapack for Wii.
Thrustmaster T-Pack DS Lite for Boys
Thrustmaster T-Pack DS Lite for Girls
Prizes are kindly sponsored by MobileG
There are loads of Wii accessories out there in the shops these days, so they must be popular with Wii owners. If you’re on the market for some useful ones, the Thrustmaster T-Megapack for Wii is a solid option. It comes with a wheel that you can dock your Wii remote in for driving games, a protective grippy cover for the Wii Remote and the Nunchuk, and a docking station to charge and store your Wii Remote and Nunchuk in a neat fashion. It also includes batteries, rechargeable ones.
The covers are designed to both protect the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, and to improve your grip on the controllers. With the cover on the controller is far less likely to fly out of your hand when you throw a punch in Wii Sports. They’re also comfortable to hold, and fit well around the controllers.
The wheel is also well made with a sturdy, weighty feel and good grip. To use it you simply slowly slip the Wii Remote into the slot sideways. There’s no clip or anything, but it’s a tight fit so in our tests it didn’t fall out despite our best efforts. The only problem with it is a lack of games available that you can use it for. We tried it out with Excite Truck (which will hopefully be out soon in South Africa), and found it was more fun than using the Wii Remote on its own, and it enhanced the game play a little as you knew what angle you were holding the Remote at. In Excite Truck you tilt the Wii Remote forward or backwards to change the angle of your car in the air, as well as left or right to steer the car, and the wheel gives you better feedback than the standalone Remote simply because of its similarity to a real steering wheel.
We still have to check how well this wheel will work with Mario Kart Wii. Since that game only comes with one wheel shell you’ll likely want a few more if you plan to play with three others, and this Thrustmaster wheel looks to be a good option. We will let you know as soon as we have put Mario Kart Wii through its paces towards the end of the week.
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