
Editorial
New Watch Dogs Screenshots Show Hacking in Action
Answering our many pleas, Ubisoft has just released new screenshots for Watch Dogs. Highlighting hacking in action, the latest images showcase the protagonist Aiden Pearce as he takes control of the city of Chicago through the use of a mere cell phone. The action doesn’t stop there. The screens illustrate much more than just gadgetry, [...]
Read more →Kinect Used to Diagnose Depression
Thank you, doctor Microsoft While typically functioning as a vehicle of entertainment, Microsoft’s Kinect has proven to be a useful tool in the arena of medicine. Rather than solely relying upon the observations of psychologists to determine whether or not an individual is suffering from depression, an automated system called SimSensei is adding to the [...]
Read more →Goodbye Rumble Controller, Hello Electric Shock
No pain, no gain The next stage of videogame evolution might take place where you least expect it: within your body. A team of German researchers have deviated from the traditional rumble-controller formula, instead embracing an entirely new way for players to feel the action present on the screen, reports New Scientist. Rather than positioning [...]
Read more →From Animal Lover to Virtual Hunter: Hunting in Videogames
Why is hunting so damn addictive? From a crouched position you move toward a jungle clearing. Left foot, then right foot; each step demonstrates restraint in the highest degree. A breeze travels through the overgrown leaves, causing the foliage to dance all around you. Tensions rise, anticipation builds. In a moment the wind stops, but [...]
Read more →Dungeons & Dragons Destroys Lives
It’s evil I tells ya Crazy alert: radical TV preacher Pat Robertson is at it again. In a new video aimed at warning the world of hidden evils, Robertson asserts that Dungeons & Dragons is a “demonic” videogame. In previous discussions throughout his career, the outspoken Southern Baptist minister has passed severe moral judgment on [...]
Read more →Failed Criminals Turn to Violent Videogames
A little gaming carnage makes everything better A new study conducted by researchers at Ohio State University explores the relationship between criminality, frustration, and violent videogames, reports Science Daily. Based on a series of experiments, Brad Bushman and his collegiate team have found that people who are denied the chance to cheat, steal, or commit [...]
Read more →The Complicated Relationship Between Horror and Video Games
Action plus co-op is fun, but scary? I’m not so sure. The room is dark, cold, and unusually calm. The once bare walkways are now riddled with blood and severed limbs. In the distance, a faint hum can be heard echoing throughout the metal encampment. Its repetition is a solid reminder that you are alone. [...]
Read more →Enter to Win DmC: Devil May Cry from GamerGirlTay.com
There is nothing quite as rewarding as the gift of giving, and for gamers, the latest video game releases are a guaranteed hit. I’m passing those warm fuzzy feelings from me to you with my second game giveaway. Thanks to my partners at Free-CD-Key.com, I am giving away a free game code for DmC: Devil May Cry [...]
Read more →Videogame Statistics: Console Exclusives
Take a look at the following infographic with essential video game statistics for console exclusives. The Best Gaming System: PS3 or Xbox infographic was developed and shared by thetop10bestonlinecasinos.com
Read more →Solve Real World Problems With SimCity
While video games are a pastime for many, a hobby for some, and a passion for others, generally speaking the main purpose of gaming is entertainment. Electronic Arts and GlassLab have bridged the gap between leisure and social significance, crafting an online community that applies the essence of gaming to solve real-life, world-wide problems. Whoever [...]
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