Posts tagged with "Gaming"
Dr. Mario World: Just What the Doctor Ordered
While Super Mario Run wasn’t an entirely smooth ride, a relaxed puzzle game like Dr. Mario fits ideally in the palm of your hand, which gives me plenty of hope for Nintendo games on non-Nintendo consoles in the future.
3 Technologies Expected to Innovate Online Gambling
Technology is changing the landscape of the online gambling world. Here is the latest technology that is expected to drive the online casino industry.
How Kate Gorman is Leading Women in Video Game Development
Despite statistics, the majority of games developed for mobile platforms are still marketed to men, which makes Kate Gorman's female-targeted games unique.
5 Super Mario Bros. Facts That Change Everything
Here are 5 facts about Super Mario Bros. that will change how you view and play the game forever. #3 kind of ruined my life ...
Console vs PC Gaming Chairs: Which Should You Choose?
Investing in the right type of gaming chair can definitely level up your gameplay. But should you choose a console or a PC gaming chair? Find out here.
New Pokemon Games Revealed! They Look ... OK
This morning, the first trailer for the newest Pokemon games in the series was revealed. I walked away from the trailer feeling, uh, conflicted.
Apex Legends Hits 10M Players in 72 Hours: Is This The Fortnite Killer?
In this video, we take a look at why Apex Legends may be the Fortnite killer, with the wild success it's had in only a weeks.
Elijah Wood Discusses His Latest VR Video Game, Transference
We spoke with Elijah Wood about his latest project: Transference, an unsettling VR horror experience in collaboration with Ubisoft.
How Gaimin Intersects Gaming and Blockchain Mining
Gaming world, meet cryptocurrency, meet blockchain data mining. Best of all? With Gaimin, gamers don’t have to know a thing about blockchain mining.
Nintendo's Theme Park Is On Its Way
Nintendo has officially began construction on their theme park, a collaboration with Universal Studios.
Azio's Aventa Gaming Mouse Review: Great for First-Person Shooters
Azio's Aventa Backlit Gaming Mouse is a sleek, modern mouse designed for a smooth pc gaming experience. See our video review here.
Inside The CES 2018 Gaming & Virtual Reality Marketplace
CES is one of the most multifaceted tech events around. Throughout the week, the event showcases everything from augmented reality to fitness technology and even robotics. However, just because CES isn’t totally video game-focused like E3 doesn’t mean that there’s a lack of gaming or VR experiences. After all, Microsoft unveiled...
'Penarium' Review: Circus Arcade Madness
Mobile gaming has opened up the world of arcade-style experiences. What used to be a room full of quarter-driven machines has evolved to the modern era of handheld time-killers. This arcade style is particularly notable in newer games such as Penarium. Which also happens to be the game we’re taking a look at today. Didn’t you read..."The Escapists" Review
Escaping from prison has been a pretty consistent trope in pop culture. You’ve got shows like Prison Break and Oz and movies like The Rock, The Shawshank Redemption, and The Care Bears Escape From Alcatraz. Still haven’t seen that one. However, while it’s popular in other forms of media, we haven’t had that many video games about...
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly Of Crowdfunded Video Games
Crowdfunding has given us plenty of interesting projects. Everything from the Pebble smartwatch to the popular board game Exploding Kittens originated on crowdfunding websites such as Kickstarter. And then there was the guy that raised $55,000 to make potato salad. What a time to be alive. However, crowdfunding campaigns have also...Utah Jazz All-Star Gordon Hayward Has Game off the Hardwoods
NBA All-Star Gordon Hayward of the Utah Jazz is a huge gamer. In fact, while he was playing at Butler he had to ask special permission from his coach to make sure competing in a Halo competitive tournament wouldn’t violate NCAA rules (it didn’t). And he won. He also took Butler to the NCAA Championship game in 2010. Although...
Nintendo Switches Things Up With New Console
Nintendo has experienced the best of times and the worst of times over its many decades in the video game industry. The Japanese giant has had ups and downs with its console releases, striking out with the GameCube in 2001 only to hit a grand slam with the Wii in 2006, and then striking out again with the Wii U in 2012. On March 3,...Can the Foundation Update for No Man's Sky Bring People Back?
Video game releases are fickle. Sometimes an unknown gem is released to critical acclaim, and other times a heavily anticipated Triple-A title falls victim to its own hype, failing miserably to meet expectations (perhaps what you might call the "Half-Life 3 Problem"). The latter was certainly the case with the release of No Man's Sky...