MIT developed this program which allows users to interface with a 3D character that judges your body language—it's called MACH and it's meant to help you socialize better. Reminds me of project Milo a little bit—can you imagine having games where the characters can read your body language like this?
Goodbye, GameCube Controller. It's Been Fun.
Like any Smash Bros. fan, I've taken in the news of a Wii U iteration with great joy. Look at the awesome new characters
A Fresh Look At Gravity Ghost, The Little Indie Mario Galaxy That Could
It's been a full year since we last checked in with Gravity Ghost
State of Decay Still En Route To PC, Though Who Knows When
I first watched Chris playing
Nintendo Wants To Re-Convince You The Wii U Gamepad Is Cool
Nintendo has been having a bit of a tough time
A New Camera Angle Steals the Scene in NCAA Football's Running Game
The biggest breakthrough for your running game in NCAA Football 14 may not be smarter line blocking, the return of a speed burst, or the introduction of real-time physics. It may be as simple as a new camera angle, available today in the game's demo. You should see it. You should play with it.
What If There Were Tons Of Cats Roaming E3 And No One Noticed?
With the tens of thousands of people that descend on the Los Angeles Convention Center every year for the Electronic Entertainment Expo, it can be easy to miss seeing a few people. But this year was a little different. Cats roamed the showfloor and no one even seemed to notice. Let's look at the evidence, shall we?
Sony's successful, if counter-intuitive next-gen message for the PlayStation 4 at last week's E3 is that things won't change
Gunpoint Has Been A Crashing, Near-Instant Success
Tom Francis' outstanding
