It was on June 27, 1972, that two men launched a game company that would usher in a new form of entertainment that we now call video games. Today we celebrate Atari’s 40th birthday with a look back at its history.
It never ceases to amaze me that with all the problems in this world today, the pettiness of poking the video game industry in the eye is still so prevalent. The latest piece of well thought out, non-ignorant news (insert sarcasm here) comes from CNN, in an article titled ‘The Demise of Guys’: How Video Games and Porn Are Ruining a Generation by Dr. Philip Zimbardo and Nikita Duncan.
This week marks the start of Bioware’s marketing campaign to launch early copies of Mass Effect 3 into space for their die-hard fans to track and capture. Though the idea is simple, you may need a few tools to get the job done.
2011 has been a banner year for great games; just the sheer number of 9.0+ review scores has been simply staggering. Uncharted 3 has been pulling in 10s across the board, Skyrim and Arkham City have been getting 9.5s, so on and so forth.
Everyone has someone on their list that deserves that special something, a unique gift for their unique friend. Well there is no need to break the bank this year finding the perfect trinket of affection, we found some of the best gifts you can give for under $30.
Lately, there has been a new trend in the gaming world. HD ports/remakes of classic games have become the new “it” thing to do.
As a lifelong gamer, I’ve had the privilege of experiencing the world of video games from the Atari all the way up to the current generation of consoles. I’ve played games from simple pixels that bleep and bloop all the way to games like Arkham City, which is essentially a long movie.
The headlines for Nintendo have been bleak recently, with a dismal earnings report that came out last Thursday, a sluggish start to the Nintendo 3DS and now Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has confirmed that Nintendo won’t be showing any of its Wii U console until E3 2012.
Whether you have been burned by handheld devices in the past, or your devotion to non-Sony devices forbids you to try anything new, there are many reasons why you should give the Playstation Vita another look.
Online gaming on consoles has become one of the biggest aspects of the video game world today. It started in the previous generation, but it has been heading toward its high point in this one. For Sony and Microsoft’s consoles, the online component has been integrated into the workings of the system and the games.
You all are probably aware of the fact that I’m a gamer. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be qualified to put articles on this site. Like all of you, I buy games, and enjoy them just about every day.
Hello folks and welcome to another Fastest Lap! I loved this week; a number of my favorite cars were part of the reveals. This week we have a couple of modern American muscle cars, a Lexus LFA, and one weird looking Mazda. Let’s dive in!
A little over a decade ago, we were experiencing a new era of video games many of us might have been too young to realize. Sony built a name for itself off the Playstation, and a few short years later, its successor, the PS2, reached legendary status.
We’re back with another edition of Fastest Lap With The Tone! Turn 10 has decided to grace us with not 3, not 6, but 9 reveals per day starting this week, so as you can imagine, I’ve got my hands full with automotive goodness. And with that, let’s get started!
We all know of the First Person Shooter genre. This generation of gaming has undoubtedly made it very familiar with everyone.
I’m going to start this week off by announcing that Fastest Lap is going with a new format. Since Turn 10 started releasing 6 cars a day in their Forza Garage as opposed to 3, keeping up has become quite a chore. It’s starting to take up a lot of time that I don’t have to spare, so this week I’m going to try a new format.
In a generation of open-world games, housed on enormous blu-ray discs or multiple cd’s, the side-quests and trophy/achievement quests are a staple of most game genres.
It’s another Thursday, and that means another edition of Fastest Lap With The Tone! Now that I’ve gotten into the groove of writing about double the amount of cars from previous weeks, the nervous breakdowns have stopped, and things are proceeding quite smoothly.
Over twenty years ago was a time when Nintendo was considered the king of the video game world. In 1989, it would once again crown itself as king of the world of handheld gaming due to the release of the Game Boy.
The Elder Scrolls series has become known as one of the greatest western RPGs in gaming. Its memorable lore, open worlds, and exciting freedom to do anything and be anyone you want are just a few fundamental pieces of what made The Elder Scrolls games great.
Turn 10 has decided to start pumping out their car reveals at twice the pace starting this week; but fear not! Your resident gear/petrol head is still here, wading through all the automotive goodies that I can get my hands on.
It’s August, and you know what that means? It means that summer is nearly over; autumn is nearly here, and with that, the holiday season, which is the most popular time of the year for video games.
We’re back with another installment of Fastest Lap! Turn 10 didn’t release as many cars this week, but we have a few gems in this batch. This week we look at the Olivia Wilde (if you think she’s gorgeous) of cars, the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento, and the complete, polar opposite, the 1970 Datsun 510. Let’s get started!
Being the first console out the door in a new generation can come with some major pros and cons. The good side is that they’re the first to start the race. This tends to give them the upper hand, at least for a time.