For lovers of vintage video games, here comes with Retrode, a retro gaming adapter designed to revive good old 16-bit times on your computer/smartphone/tablet, using your original cartridges and controllers. The device has cartridge slots for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Nintendo SNES/SFC games and ports for connecting Sega and SNES controllers.

Sennheiser releases the X320 headset for Xbox 360, designed to deliver Sennheiser amplified sound to your gaming experience. The headset offers 15-23000Hz frequency response, 32ohm impedance and 113dB sound …

SteelSeries has partnered with Valve Corporation, maker of Half-Life, Left 4 Dead, and Counter-Strike, to create the SteelSeries QcK+ DotA 2 Edition mouse pad for gamers. With …

Gaming peripheral maker Razer showcases its Switchable concept portable gaming device powered by Intel’s Atom platform. The portable device is designed to allows gamers to play on the go without giving up the precision and control ordinarily possible on a desktop gaming system. Measuring 172mm x 115mm x 25 mm, the Switchblade has a 7-inch multitouch display and a actile dynamic keyboard that adapts and changes on the fly with the games being played.

Sony officially announced at the E3 its new PlayStation Vita (PCH-1000 series) next generation portable gaming device designed to bring users a new portable gaming experience. At first sight, the PS Vita may look like the original PlayStation Portable (PSP), but it actually gets a all-new Life (Vita means “Life” in Latin). The handheld is available for $249 for WiFi-only model and $299 for 3G/WiFi model.

Hyperskin will launch its PS3 REMOTEXT wireless gaming controller for PS3 that includes a full QWERTY keyboard and DVD/Blu-ray controller. Its QWERTY keypad …

Digital Storm adds new models to its Black OPS and Special OPS line, which is powered by NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX590, the world’s fastest graphics card. These gaming PCs can be equipped with up to two GeForce GTX 590 in Quad-SLI with a 5.2GHz overclock on the Intel Core i7-2600K processor, to deliver ultimate gaming experience.

Finally, Sony Ericsson officially announced its Xperia PLAY PlayStation phone at the MWC 2011. Running Android 2.0 Gingerbread OS with Timescape UI, the PLAY is the world’s first PlayStation-certified smartphone. It features a side-sliding gaming control with a digital D pad, two analogue touch pads, two shoulder buttons and the four PlayStation icons: circle, cross, square and triangle, making it look just like the PSP Go.

As you may remember, the iControlPad is first seen as a gaming controller designed to work with iPhone. Now the final product is available for pre-order and it not only works with iPhone, but any phone with Bluetooth. It uses side clamp system so almost any phone can be attached. Not only phones, it can also be used with Bluetooth-enabled computers and consoles.

Following the Shock, Thermaltake’s Tt eSPORTS introduces the new Shock Spin gaming headset, which is “designed to attract gaming enthusiasts that require high quality performance and continuous comfort from the headset whether competing in FPS, RTS, MMORPG or Racing games as well as offering excellent, crisp and clear sound quality in voice communication programs”.