At this week’s GTC, Nvidia talked about a lot of things that aren’t of interest to most gamers. While their GRID VCA looks fascinating from an enterprise standpoint, it doesn’t really have much to do with gaming. However, there were a few tidbits of information that are worth...

Mobile gaming seemed to be one of the biggest things pushed at CES this year. Just look at what Nvidia and Razer (along with a host of other companies) were showing off. Mat Catz also appeared to have caught the mobile gaming bug, because they were showing off their new GameSmart devices. As we told you in...

One of the big announcements back at CES was made by someone you might not have expected: Valve. We’ve known for a while that the company has been looking into entering the hardware market, but it was still a surprise to hear them make a formal announcement (after all, we’ve been waiting how...

Last January at CES 2012, Razer unveiled a concept for a gaming tablet, which they dubbed Project Fiona. If you go back a year, no one was really talking about playing real games on a tablet. Sure, you had things like Angry Birds, and a few Tegra-optimized games which weren’t bad. But a tablet built...

At this past week’s CES, Nvidia unveiled their latest mobile processor, the TEGRA 4. However, what really made headlines wasn’t the processor itself, but what they were putting it in. In a surprising move, the chipmaker announced a mobile gaming system dubbed “Project Shield.” We took you...

Another day, another E3 interview. It’s Lani again, and this time he’s chatting with Garth DeAngelis, Lead Producer of XCOM: Enemy Unknown. If you’re a fan of the original game, you’ll definitely want to give this a...

At E3 I was able to spend some time watching a demo for The Elder Scrolls Online. As much as I’d love to share that footage with you, Bethesda isn’t ready to make it public. I did my best though, and we’re not going to leave you out in the cold. I managed to corner the PVP Lead for the...

In the two months since Tim Schafer and friends launched the Double Fine Adventure Kickstarter campaign, which went on to raise $3.45 million, there’s been a lot of buzz about how Kickstarter is changing the landscape of game development. Is crowd sourcing here to stay? Are we witnessing a true movement in...