Will the Xbox 360 really get slimmed down? And what about a Blu-Ray drive and the Quad Core CPU. Details inside till the rumors get out of hand

This Xbox 360 got drenched in water, thrown around in a luggage across inter-continental travel and still survives 2 years without having the dreaded Red Ring of Death (RROD)

Nobody paying attention to you in forums? Well worry not. Gamers World Bangladesh brings you a list of the hot-button topics that is sure to get a surge of comments headed your way, and possibly more than what you bargained for. 1. Brand Loyalty (Equals Fanboyism) Whatever you do, never say you love [insert favorite […]

I was really excited about Sony’s PlayStation Trophies feature. After a long time, Sony had something to contend with Microsoft’s well established Gamercard Achievements. But the latest developments have made it somewhat less appealing to many, and thank you Sony, but I would rather stick with my Gamercard Achievements. Sure, it sounded cool at first. […]

Windows Vista was a right step towards screwing up Microsoft customers. But why stop there? Why not take Windows 7 a step further and make it even more annoying? If Microsoft is wondering how to mess up the next Windows OS, look no farther than the list below: 1. Take the UAC up a notch: […]

Those who pledged to download Firefox 3 on it’s release day can now celebrate, because Firefox 3 is now part of the Guinness Book of World Records for the most downloads in 24 hours. A total of 8,002,530 users downloaded Firefox 3 on the download day, to get your certificate for helping to get Firefox […]

Valve boss Gabe Newell said in an article by Eurogamer, “In the emerging markets of China, Korea and Russia, where gaming is seeing unprecedented, explosive growth, console install bases are negligible, and the PC is king”. But did he consider why PC gaming is thriving in those countries while consoles are not? The main reason […]

Starting from today, Gamers World Bangladesh blog will list the top 5 articles at the end of each month. So, in case you missed it, this month’s Top 5 Articles are…

Are single player games heading to oblivion? In an interview with Eurogamer, Infogrames & Atari boss Phil Harrison said, “I don’t think the industry is going to make many more of those [single player games]. It’s just to recognize [that] the industry is changing, and the role we play as creators and publishers has to […]

Vista’s User Access Control is annoying albeit it helps to protect your PC. But now, there is a simple way of getting rid UAC prompts without stopping it altogether or leaving your computer at risk. This involves a registry edit, so make sure to back up your registry first. Then click Start, type regedit, and […]

The latest release of Firefox 3 should give Microsoft something to worry about. I wasn’t an avid Firefox user until the pre-release days of Firefox 3. And by the time I made the switch, it dawned on me how Firefox 3 was light years ahead of Internet Explorer 7, and the lackluster Internet Explorer 8 […]

People who were worrying that Microsoft will drop support for Windows XP later this year can rest easy. Microsoft has announced today that it will continue to support Windows XP till the year 2014. That means, you can expect that Microsoft will release security fixes, patches and upgrades for XP in the future. It seems […]

The All New Yahoo Home Page Beta has rolled out to users in Australia, and we can expect it go international real soon. What’s the difference you ask? Well, nothing much really. The main change that I noticed is that Yahoo Mails has moved to the top right of the homepage for easier access to […]

The online world is already ablaze discussing the ins and outs of Microsoft’s next generation Xbox console, dubbed Xbox 720. In this article we take a look at what’s true and what’s not, which features should make it into the Xbox 720 and bunk the fears surrounding the Xbox 720. So, without further ado, here […]