Guitar Hero II cardboard fret mod - Xbox 360 Fanboy

Over at GrownUpGamers.com they've posted a helpful tutorial to fix those unreliable Guitar Hero II fret buttons on your X-plorer guitar. Their tutorial is for those of you who experience not so responsive fret buttons when rocking out to your favorite jam. This unresponsive fret button problem occurs when the fret buttons don't fully press down on the contact due to some shifting action. And all you need to fix those buttons is some confidence to open up your guitar, some cardboard, scissors, and tape. And voila! Fret buttons fixed. We're just wondering what type of cardboard would work best. Gushers, Pop-Tarts, Fruit By the Foot, or Cheerios ... oh the choices.

New videos and screenshots for Forza 2

"As usual every week end, we're granted some more pictures and videos in the latest pitpass. Che warns us that all the images and videos made in Europe this week were from an old build and as such, are not completely representative of the final game: some graphical glitches and bugs have been fixed he says and that's something we're all very much willing to believe. But enough with all the talking, the best thing to do now is to watch the introduction video and the gameplay video offered this week. Enjoy!"

Xbox 360 Spring Update coming Monday

Microsoft is set to give us their 360 Spring Update. Windows Live messenger, and a slew of download and video playback options are amongst the updates to the 360.



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Forza Motorsport 2, All B class Cars [PICS]

Pictures of all the B class cars for Forza Motorsport 2.



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Splinter Cell: Conviction Magazine Scans

As you’ll see in the magazine scans, Sam does have a more “hobo” look to him. And I’m happy to report that all of the fans of throwing furniture at enemies will be extremely happy with this new Splinter Cell, because according to the magazine, Sam can now throw chairs and tables!



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The Reclusa Gaming Keyboard--Reviewed

After the success of their collaboration on the Habu gaming mouse, Microsoft and Razer are at it again. Can the Reclusa achieve the same success as the Habu? This gaming keyboard has an attractive design with blue backlighting; soft and cushy keys, two USB ports, two knobs, and decent software.



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