September 2nd, 2008 by BallerHouse
Looking to add a flight simulator to your game room? But not ready to drop $105,000 on a professional helicopter simulator? For the recreational gamer, the SX02 combat flight simulator is a far more cost-effective flight simulator solution.
Equipped with three 19″ LCD’s, Microsoft flight SimulatorX, Saitek and Logitech controls, and Air Force paint and graphics, this state-of-the-art flight simulator package runs $9,500. Not bad, considering it will immerse you in Dolby sound and graphics, providing you with a nearly 3-D combat flight simulator experience. Follow the jump for more images and resource links.
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August 18th, 2008 by BallerHouse
If you’re looking to create the ultimate game room, you’re going to need at least one arcade game machine. To get the most bang for your buck and maximize your space, we’d recommend choosing a game machine with multiple licensed games, like the keg-equipped Gamerator or the new throwback Retro Space from Martijn Koch.
Inspired by the first arcade gaming cabinet, 1971’s Computer Space, Koch’s Retro Space features the freshest design we’ve seen on a multi-game arcade machine. Built into Retro Space is a 1080p 24″ LCD screen, an aluminum control panel, high-quality Sanwa joysticks, 100 licensed classic arcade games, a suite of emulators, and an HD media jukebox.
Pricing and availability on the Retro Space is still TBD. Follow the jump for a look at Computer Space, the world’s first arcade game cabinet.
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August 8th, 2008 by BallerHouse
Whether you’re a hardcore hunter or still can’t get enough of Duck Hunt, Laser Shot’s home theater hunting system is the perfect way to give your theater screen some use when you’re not exactly in the mood to kick back and put your feet up. Using technology intended for law enforcement and military applications, the Laser Shot hunting simulator allows you to practice your shot on everything from skeet to African game while using a high-tech laser rifle, shotgun, or bow and arrow.
Two packages are available for purchase: 1) a basic package running $2,000 that comes complete with a laser-detection camera, simulated handgun, simulated youth rifle, and 15 software titles; and 2) a complete package with a projector and speakers that can be hooked up to any projector screen (even your outdoor movie screen) without any worries about technical compatibility. Shotgun and archery add-ons are available for $700 and $1,000 respectively.
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July 21st, 2008 by BallerHouse
Owning a portable projector is a great way to open up your home entertainment options, and Olens Technolgy’s new $279 XPJ Projector makes it easy to hook one up even if you’re on a budget. The XPJ connects to game consoles, video players and computers, allowing you to broadcast your chosen media up to 70 inches at a resolution of 640 X 480 pixels. While the picture won’t be quite what you’d find in a luxury home theater, Olen Technologies new XPJ Projector is the perfect solution for an impromptu outdoor movies or big screen gaming. The XPJ Projector comes equipped with analog VGA, AV composite and S-Video input, as well as with built-in speakers.
Available through: Olens Technology [via PC World]
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May 8th, 2008 by BallerHouse
For those who would rather control the outcome of the horse race, as opposed to merely watching and betting as a spectator, Sega’s Derby Owners Club arcade game provides the perfect, albeit expensive solution. The standard four-player Derby Owners Club allows players to breed and name their thoroughbred racehorse, pick the jockey’s racing silks, maneuver the horse in the race, and save player settings using Sega’s exclusive Memory Card Reader and Dispenser technology.
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