One of the troubles with being a PC gamer is that sometimes in order run the latest games, you need to upgrade your hardware. So then you’re stuck trying to decide whether to buy the game, and live with poor performance, or upgrade your machine, and wait for the game. But what if you could do both? If...

If you were looking to get the Wikipad I’m afraid I have some bad news. It turns out that the development team has decided to delay the release of the tablet for an undetermined amount of time. It was originally supposed to be launched yesterday, on October 31st. According to the press release the...

It’s that time of year again gamers! The semi-annual LAN War event is happening this weekend in Bloomington! It’s the place to gather with friends, enjoy all the NOS you can drink, and get your game on for 24 hours of nonstop gaming greatness. It’s one of the biggest LAN events in the...

I remember the first time I attended BoilerFrag, a LAN event up at Purdue University, I heard about this thing called GameSkulls. I had no idea what it was, and I remember thinking it was some sort of plastic skull that held your games or something of the...

If you were to ask a kid what they wanted to be when they grew up, my guess is that “video game tester” would probably be right near the top of the list for most. Now while it might sound fun to play games all day, testing them out before they’re released on the public, for the most part...

So, we know that the Wii U is being sold starting November 18th. We also know that it’s being sold from $300 to $350 as well. Hell, we even know that the Wii U will work with Wii controllers, and that Wii U games will cost $59.99 at launch. But what about the GamePad? What is the price for...

  The time has finally come! After months of waiting Nintendo is releasing details of their Wii U console, including its release date and prices. Anybody excited yet? If you want to get the console on opening day, then mark November 18th down on your calendar, and be prepared to spend up to $350....

It’s been less than a month since Nvidia launched the GTX 660, finally bringing Kepler into the sub-$300 price bracket. With four months between the last two card launches, I’m happy to see the new GTX 660 hitting store shelves today. These cards start at $229, making them accessible to more...