Are you a big fan of PLAYSTATION then you should have these !!

 ColorWare PlayStation 4 Pro Retro

When it comes to customising electronics and gadgets, not many do it better than ColorWare. This time around, they’ve customised the new PlayStation 4 Pro. Taking a step in the retro direction, they’ve got the brand new Pro, looking like the good old PlayStation(see what we did there?). The Retro Pro has been recoloured to, you guessed it, classic grey, and the PlayStation logo sits in the centre of the top-side, in its classic mix of red, green, blue, and yellow.

ColorWare also ensure the quality of their custom products, in their words, each of their products pass “intense phases of disassembly, cleaning, masking, painting and inspection before being buffed and reassembled.” This customised PlayStation 4 Pro will be a limited edition and there’s only 25 of them up for grabs. At $899 (`60,200 approx.) each.

Nolo VR changing the way of playing Vr games

Nolo VR -:

NOLO is a front-facing room scale motion tracking system that works with mobile devices and with Steam VR games. The best part? It’s quite affordable. NOLO VR comes with a headset for your smartphone, controllers and a base station to register your motion. Unlike high-end VR headsets like the HTC Vive or the Oculus Rift, you will watch everything on your smartphone display. However, at $99 (`6,500 approx.), it’s a considerably cheaper option. Some of NOLO’s features include six DoF (Degree of Freedom), four hours of battery life and compatibility with most Android smartphones and VR headsets. SteamVR shouldn’t have too many issues with Android but since many developer functions are limited in iOS, there might be a few problems.

Gameband -:

The Gameband is a powerful smartwatch that’s been made specifically for, you guessed it, gamers. Gameband runs on a Qualcomm SnapDragon Wear 2100 processor. It’s got its own Android OS and comes with its own suite of apps. You can put a microSD into the Gameband as well, turning it into a portable storage device. You can then access data in the Gameband via Bluetooth as well. Gameband has partnered with the likes of Atari and Terraria, to bring those titles to your wrist. You can expect classic titles like Pong, Centipede and more to run on the Gameband. Furthermore, there will be an Atari Red version and a Terraria version of the Gameband as well. You can expect a mini-version of Terraria for the gameband. Design elements from the game have also been used within Gameband’s interface. You can of course still use the Gameband for other basic smartband applications. Find Gameband on Kickstarter.