This past weekend, contestants streamed into Groupon’s SF offices for the annual Drone Games. (They were formerly called the Drone Olympics, but apparently received a cease and desist of from the actual Olympic Committee.) In a sign of the brave new world to come in our drone-infested future, James
News last week that a line of bendable phones from Samsung will launch as soon as next year set gadget heads atwitter, but also got us thinking about the possiblity for bendable screens in gaming. In 2010, researchers from a Canadian University showed off a demonstration flex-screen gaming system th
This is perhaps the best response ever: “An Iranian non-profit company says it will honor U.S. President Barack Obama’s request that Iran return a drone that crashed there last year. But instead of the actual drone, the company says it will send miniature toy versions. A lot of them. “We plan to sen
We here at Kill Screen rarely break news; the fine folks at Kotaku and Polygon and CVG and Joystiq do a bangup job of that. However, we have received, from impeccable sources, several different pieces of footage of people who are confirmed to have seen the inside of Peter Molyneux’s Curiostiy cube.
Masaru Kato, Sony’s chief financial officer, in a news conference Thursday after a dismal quarter.
Special effects on the runway. Virtual dressing rooms. Personalized in-store shopping experiences. In partnership with MyLifeScoop.com, Jamin Warren explores the ways foreward-thinking retailers are using games-inspired interactive technologies to blur the lines between physical and virtual shoppi
In partnership with MyLifeScoop.com, our writer Rich Clark goes beyond the annual roster changes to explore why the annual updates to our favorite sports franchises actually matter. Read the full article here.