Christmas may be over, but there are still plenty of sales going on. We’re likely to continue seeing sales pop up as we enter the new year and beyond. Sony just started a promotional sale like this called Play Days. Play Days will run until January 21 and features discounts on PS3 accessories at several more »

Amazon’s 19 Days of Deals rolls on in the video game section, and today the Deal of the Day covers an assortment of accessories, controllers, headsets and peripherals for consoles, handhelds and computers. Yes, any kind of gamer will be set today, provided they’re looking for an item that might not exactly be essential for their gaming experience.

Let’s just jump right in and start seeing what we can get…

Bigfoot Networks specializes in products that are used to increase the speed of your internet connection. Bigfoot has embraced the gaming community by doing things such as incorporating the technology from its Killer 2100 gaming network card into the Asus Rampage III Black Edition motherboard. This motherboard is being marketed to PC gamers looking to get an extra kick out of their internet connections. Bigfoot has now set its sights on improving the speed of wireless networks as well.

Mad Catz has been flooding us with products lately. From BrawlPads to FightSticks, Mad Catz is covering as many bases as possible. The company’s latest product announcement is for a new set of both wired and wireless headphones for the Xbox 360. These won’t just be typical third-party headphones. Mad Catz and Microsoft are putting their heads together in designing both products. Mad Catz expects the headphones to be available during the 2011 holiday season.

Amazon’s got a video game accessory sale event going on right now. It doesn’t have a fancy name, but a practical promotion like this doesn’t really need one. For a limited amount of time, 21 accessories and peripherals are on sale for up to 40% off the regular prices. We don’t know exactly how limited it is though, since Amazon never lists beginning and end dates for sales like this. If you see something you like, you should probably act quickly.

This particular accessory sale covers pretty much every gaming platform…

You get some pretty strange, fun swag at conventions. At CES I was walking by the AikenLabs booth when a cheery woman handed me a foam axe. Needless to say, I had to find out what axes had to do with their product.

Physically interactive gaming has certainly become more important with all the major consoles now utilizing motion controls of sorts.

One company is still hoping you’ll want to get a bot more physical and really act like the sport you are playing. Visual Sports System’s rep was literally throwing balls at a HDTV at CES 2011 today (January 6, 2011) to play an interactive Baseball game.

Toys R Us’ ad for December 12-18, 2010 is out and, yet again, there are promotions starting to help encourage shoppers to stop by and save money. The focus this week is on gift cards, as certain game purchases will net you one. But, the game gift cards only come with certain titles, so you have to be mindful of that while shopping. But while gift cards and games are the main focus, Toys R Us is ready to help you out if you still need a console too…

Electronics and game store Microcenter has published its Black Friday 2010 ad with plenty o’ computer (Mac and non-Mac), electronics, tech and gaming deals.

Most of the sale items are limited to “one per household” and are in-store only deals.

It’s worth nothing that Microcenter is also one of the few stores that has a dedicated Apple department that sells more than just iPod junk.

Simply put, Snakebyte’s Premium Remote XL+ resolves pretty much all the major issues you might have with your Wii Remote Controller: MotionPlus is built in, it is rechargeable using a standard USB cable and a Sync button is on the outside instead of inside the battery case. But should you buy it? Click through to find out…