Posts tagged with "Gaming"
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...
NES Classic Edition In Short Supply
If you’re like me, your top priority over the past week has been obtaining the recently launched NES Classic Edition (or "NES Mini") console. And, if you’re like me, you were disappointed to see that getting an NES Mini at a reasonable price at the moment is about as easy as getting a self-driving car that prints money and makes...
Explore the Origins of "The Forgotten City" with Nick Pearce
It's his first mod, but when you traverse through this abandoned kingdom, you'll think he's done it for years. Nick Pearce took his once sprawling, empty city, and took the Skyrim community back in time. Dazzling, "The Forgotten City" would soon become one of the most popular gaming mods used in Skyrim. And the numbers don't lie. Since...
Classic Mobile Games Still Worth Playing
Mobile games have evolved quite a bit over the years. While your mobile device used to come with nothing more than a stripped down version of Solitaire, phones have essentially become their own type of mobile game console. However, because there are so many games released on a daily basis, it’s easy to forget about some of the...
