Jan 31, 2012

If you don’t know what The Humble Bundle is, then you’ve been missing out. Humble Bundle is all about paying for “bundles” of games, for prices that you set. In their 4th bundle, they made over $2 million, a portion of which goes to varies charities. The Humble Bundle for Android is their first bundle for mobile devices (if you...

Jan 12, 2012

Beginning in December, the Nintendo’s reward program, Club Nintendo, began offering downloadable games for the Nintendo 3DS, DSi, and Wii in addition to their large collection of physical rewards. It recently updated its catalog with a few classics, one of which is the renowned Majora’s Mask, which I downloaded to my Wii. The other three games...

Jan 10, 2012

On January 9, 2012, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer took the stage at CES for the tech company’s final appearance at the electronics show. Along with him (for no real reason) was Ryan Seacrest. At the keynote, Ballmer didn’t really announce anything too special. Probably the biggest thing talked about was Kinect for Windows, which will be available...

Jan 9, 2012

Well here it is, Kinect for Windows, hot off the press from CES 2011. There’s not much information on it, but for now check out the official Amazon page, and some info direct from the latter: Utilize Kinect skeletal-tracking, sophisticated microphone array, and other sensor technologies Link computers to Kinect devices running Windows 7 and Windows 8...

Jan 9, 2012

Sony started off their CES press conference with some good news. Their Playstation line, including the Playstation 3, PSP, and Playstation Vita sold more than 6.5 million units during this past holiday season. PS Vita sold half a million units to consumer since its launch on December 17, 2011 in japan, and December 23 in Asia. The PS3 system exceeded 3.9...

Dec 9, 2011

Cloud-gaming company OnLive, a service that allows users with sub-par computers to play high end games by streaming content directly to the screen, has just now released their OnLive Player App for Android Phones and tablets alike. I’ve used this service almost religiously since it came out, on my netbook, and on my TV, as I purchased the OnLive Gaming...