Even with the 3D revolution on full display, CES 2010 sported plenty of headset manufacturers showing off their wares. Dozens of companies were showcasing their audio products, each with their own particular twist on the latest in surround sound. Being the gamer that he is, ZAM's Mike B. aka Fony had to get in on the action and listen to the top ear-ticklers in the market. Right at the top of his docket was Tritton, the creators of the impresive AX Pro.

In this video, Fony takes a listen to this extreme headset, plays a bit of the upcoming Dark Void video game, and checks out all the latest from Tritton. Once you're done watching, don't miss out on all our other CES 2010 content!

Ever since the MMO genre was first birthed in the form of the MMORPG, dozens of development houses have tried their hand at mashing new genres into the massively multiplayer online label. From the MMORTS to the MMOTPS, players have yearned for something different, something that breaks the mold. And the ZAM staffers are no different, so we jumped at the opportunity to try one of the more innovative titles that we've seen on the market.

Your almost infallible host, Mike B. aka Fony, jumped into the beta of the upcoming MMOFPS, Huxley, for Episode 13 of The BFF Report. Awaiting him in the game are dozens of "ugly chick" character creation options, above average FPS gameplay, and a whole lot of pwnage.

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Along with graphics cards, 3D screens, and other hardware finery, gaming computers were some of the headliners at CES 2010, and this year  ZAM's video frontman from The BFF Report, Mike B. aka Fony, was invited to the Alienware suite to check out their latest desktops and laptops. If you haven't been following the latest trends in Alienware computing, their latest push has been towards miniscule laptops - more along the size of a netbook - and they were showing off their smallest version yet.

So just how small was the laptop that Fony saw? Click through the break to find out, and if you haven't seen all of our CES 2010 videos, make sure you click here!

Despite the fact that CES is more of a hardware focused show, NetDevil opted to set-up a booth on the show floor for their upcoming MMO, LEGO Universe. The response they received was amazing, and people were snatching up their free minifigs by the handful. To check out the latest on LEGO Universe, the ZAM staff and Mike B. aka Fony interviewed the title's lead producer, Chris Sherland, to find out the ins and outs of the upcoming game.

To see what LEGO Universe was showing off at CES 2010 and learn more about this upcoming MMO "for all ages," make sure you click past the break! And if you want to find out everything else we saw at CES 2010, click here!

As the online revolution in PC gaming continues and implements itself into every title, more and more sound card and headset makers are appearing out of the woodwork. One of the oldest companies in the busines, however, is Turtle Beach, and the ZAM staff dropped by their CES 2010 booth to check out their latest products. Leading the charge was The BFF Report's Mike B. aka Fony, and he got the scoop on the latest PC gaming headset from Turtle Beach: the Ear Force Z1.

So what else did Fony and crew find out? Click beyond the break to find out! And after you're finished watching the video, make sure you check out all of our CES 2010 coverage!

Super thin products and 3D displays were the highlights of CES 2010, and the ZAM staff saw a lot of both at Samsung's booth. From their amazing "build-your-own" monitor set-ups to their unveiling of arguably the world's flattest TV, Samsung garnered a horde of attention from press and consumers alike. And we were there to document every piece of equipment for you to oogle at as well!

Join Mike B. aka Fony, the host of The BFF Report, as he analyzes immense monitors, dons some 3D glasses, and faps (literally!) his way to victory! Click through the break to explore the entirety of the Samsung Booth and keep your eyes peeled for more of our CES 2010 video coverage!

Since we're in the holiday season, the ZAM staff and The BFF Report wanted to give you an early gift, so we've nabbed a sneak peek at an upcoming MMO that has us more than a little intrigued. If you haven't heard of Allods Online, take a second to read up on the game and grab a beta key from our free giveaway. 

After you're finished, jump on over to our BFF Report video page and check out Episode 10, which features the initial character creation in Allods and some short little bits from the initial "League" starting zone. Check it out!

Funcom announced today that it has established a new subsidiary named SweetRobot to publish its ventures into the social and casual MMO-gaming markets. SweetRobot's first project is the upcoming kid-friendly Pets vs. Monsters, a free-to-play game that's scheduled to launch in public beta later this month. A commercial release date has not yet been finalized.

Pets vs. Monsters is a casual adventure game for children ages 8-12 that allows players to explore different zones and collect various pets and skills. As the title suggests, the MMO will include some monster battles as well. You can view some screenshots in our gallery and a gameplay video after the jump.

Funcom CEO Trond Arne Aas stated in a press release that Age of Conan and The Secret World will remain the company's primary focus, but they are excited to release their first attempt at an online game for a younger target audience.

And the ninth episode of The BFF Report is up! If you're one of the crowd that likes to play free to play MMOs, then you're in for a treat as Fony moves on to Free to Play MMOs and starts with... Oh dear.

In Episode 9 of The BFF Report, after spending time in pay-to-play MMOs World of Warcraft and Champions Online, Fony decides to take a crack at one of IGG's free-to-play titles, Voyage Century. In the harshest BFF Report to date, Fony uncovers some of the worst gameplay mechanics he's ever seen, a bot in a pig suit, and then rides his own mother[censored] boat.

So what are you waiting for? Check it out here!

The eighth episode of The BFF Report is now live, and if you haven't watched The BFF Report yet, this is the best time to jump in!

In Episode 8 of The BFF Report, Fony gives a quick run-down of all the episodes thus far, which covers everything from Gizmo Duck, Soulja Boy, and some crash reports to Looney Tunes, the Air Lich, and raid inexperience. Somehwere in there, he also discusses the latest from Champions Online and World of Warcraft Patch 3.3. Also included: A dash of some scathing (and hilarious!) viewer feedback.

Don't wait - check it out!