Neoseeker - Hardcore Gaming And Computer Website www.neoseeker.com

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Neoseeker is one of the largest hardcore gaming and computer enthusiast sites in the world. Neoseeker is designed to help you find information about hardware and games products. On top of providing our own inhouse computer hardware and games reviews and articles, our goal is to provide a single place from which you can search and easily find reviews on other sites in the hardware and gaming communities for all the products that you are interested in. The premise of Neoseeker is simple: provide awesome inhouse content, and bring all the articles from all the different publications into one large collection, so that its easy to find the review that you want.

But Neoseeker is more than just a review aggregator and inhouse review content source, we also try to scan the articles we catalogue and recommend the ones we feel are most informative and complete. Plus, we keep tabs on how well each product is doing so that you can get a quick idea of how each product stacks up to the competition. Our product database is also more helpful in purchasing decisions. We include short descriptions of each product, along with a product shot, should one be available, so you aren't faced with just lists of meaningless names.

The site is under constant development, and new products and their reviews are being indexed every day. If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, feel free to contact us. We are always open to any ideas to improve the ease of use and value of Neoseeker and welcome all commentary.

[levimage 0]

Do you give away anything for free - like product demos, software, or reviewed hardware. Something like drawings or contest will get people to come and return as frequent visitors and help you get feed back on the site. Maybe offer something for people contributing/reviewing content.

[Atomic0 0]

this is the first time I have heard of the Neoseeker site, even thought it has been online since 1998. I tend to look at the sites HotHardware or AnandTech when searching for reviews on computer hardware that I am about to make a purchase decision on.On the design of the site, I sort of feel that it is a bit old-fashioned and outdated, comparatively to other gaming and computer enthuasists out there. However, if the content is good enough, it more or less makes up for the not-so-good design of the site.

[allstars 0]

levimage - Yes we do give all kind of products from games to software's with the help of the other website from Neoseeker Network, GameGrep, one of the latest contest is located here

And we do have a list of reviewed hardware located right here

 

 

Atomic0 - Yes it is old-fashioned but we just like to keep it like this so the members lurk every part of the website as fast as they can and we have some interesting futures like Neoseeker Home(You can make you own profile tab using html and css language; example right here); A large range of forums and NeoWiki(You can request a forum or NeoWiki at any time if we don't already have one) and much more, is just better if you find them yourself .

 

I don't know how you didn't heard of Neoseeker since not only is online from 1998 but we have over 21,000,000 posts and over 500 Members and 18000 guests every day.

Edited October 9, 2008 by allstars (see edit history)

[Running With Scissors1405241561 0]

I use Neoseeker pretty often for game reviews and cheats along with gamespot. I think they both have things that they are better at. Gamespot only does games and Neoseeker does other stuff. Even though I don't care about the other stuff I still think thats the reason why I say Neoseeker > Gamespot.