Can you feel the buzz now? We're definitely gearing up for E3. To be honest, I don't think we've ever been this excited about the E3. It just feels so wonderful to get that zing on once more, especially after the really, really, really tough past year for the gaming community. Good thing the industry continues to trudge along, making sure that our entertainment is their number one priority. And as you are our priority here at QJ, here's another week of recapped goodies for you, via our 71st edition of QJ QuickPeek.

The government of UK has made it known that they're apparently not a fan of racing simulation games such Gran Turismo. According to a government-backed report, these games are responsible for creating "a cachet of excitement and glamour around speeding."

The guys behind Xeno Top Gear has released another video, this time about the installation of their product. Let us warn you before hand about the dangers of DIY when you don't have an idea as to what you are doing.

With that out of the way, the two and a half minute video shows which cables to remove and which to connect where. Hopefully, those who ordered the Xeno Top Gear would be able to install theirs safely. The video looks relatively easy - as the makers also gave an assurance of this in addition to another about quality. Anyway, exercise caution.

The guys behind the Xeno Top Gear recently posted demonstration videos of their recently released product - one updating the firmware, the other showing the mod's hard drive data transfer feature. At the same time, they've given an assurance of the quality of their product, in response "to some of our competitor's claims," especially noting the original design of the Top Gear.

Oh well, that truly is the nature of economic competition: the different approaches to providing the same service. The drive to increase value and reduce cost. The snarky snide snipes from one competitor to another. Geez, you think the PS3-Xbox 360-Wii competition was the only scene full of vitriol?

The second video at the full article.