Riding on the coattails of Ouya’s success story, a new competitor for Android-powered television gaming has popped up on Kickstarter. It’s called GameStick, and it’s an entire console crammed into a USB thumb drive.
First Look: Horn
Posted on August 10, 2012 Written by Leave a Comment
iOS and Android can’t lay claim to very many AAA games, but this one definitely qualifies. Horn is from the creator of The Dark Meadow, and it looks spectacular.
Another For Ouya: Final Fantasy III
Posted on July 31, 2012 Written by Leave a Comment
The Ouya news just keeps rolling in. The $99 Android-based TV console just landed another launch partner and title, in Square Enix’s Final Fantasy III.
Ouya: The $99 Game Console That Could Change Everything
Posted on July 11, 2012 Written by 1 Comment
A fully-functional $99 video game console for TVs. All free-to-play games. “If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is” is the rule. But Ouya might be the exception.
ROBOTA: Vengeance Adventure Game for Android Needs Your Help
Posted on February 21, 2012 Written by Leave a Comment
Hey guys, here’s an awesome Kickstarter project that can really use your help. If you are never seen without your Android device in hand, if you are a staple at your favorite Android forum, and if you like gaming on Android, you ought to give ROBOTA: Vengeance a look. Forget scouring the web for free [...]
GameStop Creating Its Own Gaming Tablet
Posted on September 13, 2011 Written by 2 Comments
Yep, you read that right. Apple has changed the face of gaming so strongly thanks to its iPad tablet (not to mention the iPhone) and download-only game apps that video game retailer GameStop is feeling the burn. In addition to Apple’s iOS, there are all the Android tablets starting to pop up. Now GameStop is [...]
iRun. An athletic geek’s device for running the 2011 Tokyo Marathon [Video]
Posted on March 3, 2011 Written by 2 Comments
Sometimes geeks, dweebs, nerds, whatever you want to call those into technology, are pegged as less than athletic. Typing on a computer, playing Wii or Kinect, or reenacting lightsaber duels from Star Wars, while requiring movement, aren’t exactly athletic endeavors.
Angry Birds playable birthday cake [Video]
Posted on February 21, 2011 Written by 1 Comment
Angry Birds. Regardless of the platform one chooses to play the game on, it’s addictive, fun, and as the number of downloads prove, immensely popular.
Latest Steampunk creation an iPhone and Android stand, weapon or both?
Posted on January 31, 2011 Written by 2 Comments
Do regular iPhone, Android, iPod Touch, or any other smallish, portable device stands result in you uttering, “meh?”
14-year-old holds top free iTunes App Store spot with Bubble Ball
Posted on January 18, 2011 Written by Leave a Comment
The top free app in the iTunes App Store does not belong to “Fruit Ninja Lite,” “Cut the Rope,” or even an offering from “Angry Birds.” No, the top spot is held by a game released December 29, 2010, Bubble Ball.