-
-
-
- Uncategorized
The Year in Controversy
Studios may close, servers may crash, projects may be canceled and bankruptcies filed, but these are the given in the video games industry. No matter how regrettable, they still won’t be the No. 1 heated controversies in any given year for video games. Here’s a look back at the scandals, outrages, foofaraws and kerfuffles that…
By Owen Good -
UncategorizedSuper-Chess Wins Just For Megachessatron Alone
The rules of this super-Chess game aren’t too clear, or at least their limitations are nowhere to be seen. But it’s hilariously amazing, and I would play this BBC-invented version in a heartbeat. Extreme Amazing Super-Chess! (Chess.) [YouTube via Buzzfeed]
By Tina Amini -
-
- Uncategorized
This is Not an App, But You Should Play With It Anyway
Keri Smith’s This is Not an App is, as the title suggests, not an app. It’s an interactive exploration of everything an Android or iOS app can be when guided by your hands. Is it a recording device? A secret? A dream journal? A dare? Yes, but it’s more than that. Just as Smith’s popular…
By Mike Fahey -
-
-
UncategorizedDungeon Rampage‘s Red Ranger Has Anger Issues
One of those hardcore social games, Dungeon Rampage shows off just how hard it can get with this trailer for the new Red Ranger skin and its festive bonus outfit. To tell the truth, I like this video mainly because it reminds me of what Christmas is like at my mother’s house, only instead of…
By Mike Fahey -
-
- Uncategorized
Cloud Computing is Why the New SimCity Needs an Always-On Connection, Studio Says
A couple weeks ago, the SimCity gang at Maxis held an AMA at Reddit. That may not have been such a smart idea. They don’t like DRM over there, for any reason, and SimCity‘s gonna require an always-on Internet connection to play it, in any mode. It’s no surprise that this comment, a compendium of…
By Owen Good