To many of our readers, Atari was the first experience they had with videogames. Your first controller may have been the 2600’s iconic joystick. Your first game, Combat. Your first time throwing a controller against the wall in frustration? My money is on Haunted House. Those darn ghosts gave me fit
The Cave, out today for PSN and Wii U (and arriving tomorrow for XBLA and Steam), is the first title to spring from legendary adventure game designer Ron Gilbert’s (The Secret of Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle) new gig at Double Fine Productions, the title is a classic adventure presented via 2D
This past weekend, Park City, Utah hosted the annual Sundance Film Festival, and a hundred indie film dreams either came true or were crushed. What better way to rinse off the stink of disappointment than with a rousing session of SiNG PARTY? Nintendo of America organized a gaming lounge for attende
Touching an actual screen is so 2004. In the near-future, we all might be pinching, sliding, and tapping the same air we breath. Displair showed off its new screen-technology at the annual Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month. The device itself, a base the size of a paper-shredder, looks fai
Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge released for Wii U this past November and just arrived in Europe earlier this month. This revamp of the Xbox 360/PS3 game refurbishes a number of that version’s faults—namely, a treacherous level of challenge—but also balances this difficulty with newly-implemented touch
‘We the People’ is a section of the White House’s official web presence that allows for the public to make their demands heard. One vocal and prolific contributor to popular games forum NeoGaf, Cheesemeister, has begun a petition to ban region-locking in games, movies and other software. So what’s a