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Posted by Kevin Corrie on September 8, 2014 | 2 Comments City of Heroes Back from the Grave? About a week ago, a man named Nate Downes gave some news that is ridiculously exciting to fans of the MMO City of Heroes. Nate Downes is, if you are unaware, the President of Missing Worlds Media Inc., the company...
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Posted by Chuck Corbin on November 18, 2013 | No Comments Review – Sony PS4 From 1994 all the way up to 2006 Sony has dominated the console landscape. It all started with the PlayStation, a console developed by Sony which had never been in the console business unlike Sega or Nintendo. Yet...
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Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on October 10, 2013 | No Comments Review – Oblanc UFO Headset (P... There’s one extremely important aspect to gaming on a computer, and that would be sound. Obviously your mouse, keyboard, and monitor play a pretty huge role in things, so don’t try to get all technical on...
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Posted by Marianne Miller on Mar 14, 2013
2013 has not been a great one for those interested in mainstream consoles. The lackluster Sony press conference for the PlayStation 4 wherein they completely avoided showing the actual console they were announcing didn’t really get people excited for the next generation of consoles. Granted, we all heaved a sigh of relief when we were told, not in the...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 14, 2013
In this day and age it’s becoming increasingly difficult to develop something without getting attacked with claims of patent infringement. Nintendo is no stranger to these kinds of claims, with numerous lawsuits popping up all the time whenever they produce something new. The 3DS’s 3D screen was at the forefront of such a battle, but this time...
In this day and age it’s becoming increasingly difficult to develop something without getting attacked with claims of patent infringement. Nintendo is no stranger to these kinds of claims, with numerous lawsuits popping up all the time whenever they produce something new. The 3DS’s 3D screen was at the forefront of such a battle, but this time...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 14, 2013
It’s no secret that the PS Vita has struggled for a bit. With a high price point and a low amount of games available for it at launch, it’s been a bit of a disappointment, despite the fact that it’s a pretty powerful little machine. However, it appears that things might finally be looking up for Sony and the Vita.
It appears that the price...
It’s no secret that the PS Vita has struggled for a bit. With a high price point and a low amount of games available for it at launch, it’s been a bit of a disappointment, despite the fact that it’s a pretty powerful little machine. However, it appears that things might finally be looking up for Sony and the Vita.
It appears that the price...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 13, 2013
There area few types of microtransactions in games out there these days, but really, there are two that stand out. The first kind is cosmetic, where for a buck or two you can get yourself some new skins or some awesome avatar for your profile. The other kind, sadly, is the game altering type, where for a few bucks you can just go ahead and buy yourself an...
There area few types of microtransactions in games out there these days, but really, there are two that stand out. The first kind is cosmetic, where for a buck or two you can get yourself some new skins or some awesome avatar for your profile. The other kind, sadly, is the game altering type, where for a few bucks you can just go ahead and buy yourself an...
Posted by Chuck Corbin on Mar 13, 2013
It’s been a week since SimCity came out and started crashing servers all over the place, and what a week it has been! But you can’t blame EA for making the game online-only, right? After all, according to EA representatives the game offloads a “significant amount of the calculations” of the game to EA’s servers, implying that this...
It’s been a week since SimCity came out and started crashing servers all over the place, and what a week it has been! But you can’t blame EA for making the game online-only, right? After all, according to EA representatives the game offloads a “significant amount of the calculations” of the game to EA’s servers, implying that this...
Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Mar 12, 2013
A few years ago, Thermaltake made waves when they teamed up with BMW for their Level 10 case. With completely separate chambers for your motherboard, power supply, hard drives, and optical drives, it was something that the world had never really seen. They ended up expanding their “Level” series by making a variety of different cases, with similar themes....
A few years ago, Thermaltake made waves when they teamed up with BMW for their Level 10 case. With completely separate chambers for your motherboard, power supply, hard drives, and optical drives, it was something that the world had never really seen. They ended up expanding their “Level” series by making a variety of different cases, with similar themes....
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