Quick! Grab your spare change! Get ready for war and head over to the Xbox Live Market Place to take aim at these great deals.
As many geeks have been saying for a while now (and as I’ve started earlier), video games should be considered art. Now it appears that the general masses, or at least one of the most well-known art museums, is starting to accept that fact. The Smithsonian American Art Museum, located in Washington, D.C., is opening
WWE All-Stars is an absolute blast to play. Turning childhood heroes into action figure versions of themselves and allowing you to bend the rules of physics, jumping up twenty feet or throwing guys across the entire ring, was a brilliant move. While laying the smacketh downeth on fools with The Rock is all well and
You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! It’s Wednesday which means not only is it new comic day, it’s also time for another exciting adventure with the Comic Issues Podcast. Join our heroes this week as they tackle the ultimate question: What 3 objects in all of Geek-dom would
The following contains the concluding part to chapter three, the penultimate chapter in the Prelude. Following the next chapter, the regular narrative line of the story begins, chronicling many more regular characters (my friends’ PCs) and the events surrounding them during actual gameplay. Thomtham has just roared at his old friend, and Pawluk retracts his
In an effort to keep rabid fans satiated for another two weeks (2 WEEKS!? OMG!), another teaser video has been released with Aperture Science CEO Cave Johnson (voiced by J.K. Simmons). This time around, Mr. Johnson is asking the average consumer to invest some cash into one of Aperture’s most successful military products, the turret. The turrets,
While waiting for the ribbon cutting ceremony to start over at LEGOLAND’s new Star Wars miniland area, we caught up with a few celebrities. One of which was San Diego’s own skateboarding legend, Tony Hawk. I asked him the basic Star Wars questions, but also wondered if he is still making video games despite the fact that
After just over a decade, Aya Brea is once again in the video game spotlight. And while I’m sure many gamers have fond memories of her adventures on the original PlayStation, many things have changed in her absence. Enter Square Enix and HexaDrive’s The 3rd Birthday for the PlayStation Portable, the third game starring the beautiful
Re35 is a digital flash memory film cartridge that is shaped to fit your old 35mm cameras. This invention easily brings your vintage 35mm camera into the digital age by using, what Re35 calls, a FELIXSENSOR. To use the Re35, you just load in the film just like you would a regular 35mm roll of film. Close