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There really isn’t a whole lot that can be packed into a gaming headset for the Wii U. The
system doesn’t have a digital optical port, which eliminates a number of options (including
everything from Astro). The only headset port to be found is on the Gamepad, which means
you can’t easily use one with the pro controller (making Call of Duty a particularly frustrating
situation). I think it’s unlikely we’ll see anything better than what Tritton and Turtle Beach are
pumping out right now for Nintendo’s new system.
“As pros develop their own fanbase, more people take notice of the headsets, controllers,
peripherals and attire that they use,” says European Gaming League’s Joshua Nino De
Guzman. “Some fans take an interest in a particular product because it’s used by their
favourite player, whilst others will be looking to purchase the same gear in order to aid their
gaming performance.”
Visual Entertainment - While DJs are known predominantly for their auditory entertainment
capabilities, many can also provide visual entertainment. Using LED lighting systems, disco
balls, etc., a DJ can create a colorful visual experience that not only correlates to the music,
but enhances overall enjoyment for your guests no matter if they choose to dance or prefer to
watch the spectacle unfold from the sidelines. Karaoke Hosting - There are DJs who
specialize in hosting karaoke at clubs, bars, private parties, etc. They stay on top of the latest
trends in music and equipment, and maintain extensive song catalogues chock full of past
and current hits as well as classic sing-a-longs. They will have the talent to ease the crowd
and convince reluctant performers to jump onstage and whenever there's a lull, they will grab
the mic and sing until the next guest volunteers.
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anywhere, These features are all well and good but it is all just information on paper. What
you want to know is how they perform in the real world. I tested the headphones in three
different usage scenarios. I tested them during gaming, watching films and listening to music.
Gaming: Gaming is by far where the headphones stand out. They deliver excellent sound
reproduction. Due to their surround sound nature, not only can you hear an enemy
approaching before you can see him, you can also figure out from which direction, giving you
that critical first strike. Now, these headphones alone won’t turn you into a gaming God but
they do a very good job at getting you on your way to becoming one. With tweaking of the
volume sliders on the desktop remote control, you can clearly hear your friends chatting in
your Skype call but keep all the detail and fidelity of the in game audio. Not only did the
headphones perform excellently at multiplayer games, they did a great job during single
player games too, creating a deep immersive, cinematic experience. One thing I noticed
however, during quiet sections of games, you can hear some quiet static in the headset. It
gave the film a whole new depth and was much better than anything my home cinema
system has ever produced. It felt real and immersive. The voices were clear and crisp and

2. you could hear everything that was being said, even in the thick of the action with engines
roaring.