I got my copy of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed earlier this week and despite not having followed the storyline in its entirety, I still found the game pretty interesting and absorbing. From starting out as a novice getting used to the controls and memorizing the combination of buttons to launch powerful ‘force powers' to completing objectives of varying difficulties, I have to say the progression is pretty good so far. I have yet to complete the game and the only gripe I have about The Force Unleashed is the camera angle which takes some time to put your character's point of view into perspective.

If you didn't hear about this before, iAHGames will be officially launching the Closed Beta Test (CBT) for FIFA Online 2 tomorrow at 12pm. The gameplay is pretty simple. All you have to do is to build a football empire from scratch using real players and teams in the latest offering from the EA SPORTS FIFA franchise.

The Eee 1000H, previously available in only 80GB is now available in 160GB and the best thing is that it is going for only SGD888! Running on a Windows XP Home OS, it comes with a 1.3 megapixel webcam, 1GB of memory and basic connectivity options like Bluetooth and wireless LAN. Weighing at 1.43Kg, it is light enough to be brought around if you need to stay connected. The 80GB version will be priced at SGD838, and you can get from all ASUS authorized dealers and resellers. For more information, you can head on to ASUS's website here.

Shure Asia Limited announced the arrival of the Shure SE102 sound isolating earphones which claims to be able to deliver the benefits of sound isolation and high quality sound. Some of the key features of the SE102 are a dynamic microspeaker to draw out the powerful music quality from your songs and the Sound Isolating Sleeves which prevents outside noise from getting in the way of your audio experience. The sleeves are interchangeable comes in three different sizes for your convenience. Priced at SGD119, it is certainly worth a look. Need more information? Head to Shure's website here to find out more.

Software Mall, which originated from Thailand last year, is finally available in Singapore. This WAP portal was created to allow mobile phone users to legally download softwares and games for their mobile phones. Your bills will be pegged to your monthly bills for post-paid consumers, while those using prepaid cards will have the amount deducted directly from your remaining credits. For now, this service is only available to M1 subscribers but they are working to make it available across all local and regional subscribers soon. Downloads are priced from SGD3 - SGD15 and you can head on to Software Mall's website here for more details.