Digits could change games in ways we can’t imagine
This week, at the ACM symposium for User Interface software and Technology (also known as UIST) in Cambridge Massachusetts, Microsoft saw fit to unveil their latest...
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Kickstarter Focus: Project Gorgon
Playing like an upgraded version of Runescape, Project: Gorgon is much more than its simple logo implies. It’s a complex MMO that’s already well-developed, and...
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Theo’s Thoughts #21: Dailies
Daily quests have become a big part of World of Warcraft over the years. However, in Mists of Pandaria, it seems that they have become...
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Gaikai is Sony’s Winning Ticket
Gaikai recently commented on Sony’s acquisition of their company—and in sum, they’re quite pleased. Although their lips are sealed as to their future goals, it...
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The Future of Kinect
In a highly amusing video released yesterday on Kotaku, the various problems plaguing Microsoft’s current Kinect technology got neatly summed up in the Kinect tutorial...
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A Soliloquy on Survival Horror
As I found myself picking off decaying zombies in a dim graveyard in Resident Evil 6, I couldn’t help but flash back to the early...
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Sonic Adventure 2
Sega was once a major gaming hardware manufacturer, and in those good old days they created an extensive catalog of classic games and franchises for...
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Pokemon Black and White 2
Any entry in the Pokémon series is always laced with hype, and for good reason. While some entries in the series have been more lackluster...
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Publisher Employees Don’t Need to be Gamers
In a recent interview with GamerTagRadio, a former XBOX employee named Christa Charter claims in her new book that the majority of people working for...
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Kickstarter Focus: ORBITOR
Looking like a spin-off of Angry Birds Space, ORBITOR manages to take the gravity element of that game and make it the focus. Developed by...
