While there is still no official release date for the XBox One (we know it’s in November), Major Nelson of XBox Live has posted a short video of the unboxing of this new gaming beast. For fans looking forward to this, it looks promising and it’s nice to see that a basic mono-headset is now …
A little over a year ago, the OUYA was launched on Kickstarter for a new type of gaming console built on Android – an open platform to revolutionize the gaming industry. It certainly sparked the imagination for a few and $8.5 million was raised. The initial goal was only $950,000 and things were looking bright …
The reviews for the newest Nintendo Wii U game, Game & Wario, have been all over the place. However, games are not simply a question of enjoyment but a question of cost. There are great games out there like Mortal Kombat, Portal, and Dead Rising that are all really fun – just maybe not $60 …
State of Decay (2013) Developer: Undead Labs Publisher: Microsoft Studios State of Decay has enjoyed major success since its June 5th release this year. The game takes the classic zombie survival scenario that has been recycled time and time again, yet somehow brings a fresh and exciting gameplay experience that makes it almost impossible to …
These days when talking about my favorite games, the topic of Minecraft often gets raised. While relating my exploits to some friends the response inevitably is “that game sounds really cool and all, but I just don’t get the point. Why even play it?” It’s a fair question. For those unfamiliar with the game, Minecraft …
Five On Film is an occasional feature on “Hey You Geeks!!” where directors, writers, actors or just plain awesome advocates of geek culture are asked five questions in line with the theme of their current work. In this edition, I chat about video game movies with Wreck-It Ralph screenwriter Phil Johnston. One of the most …
Patrick Jean over at the studio One More Production created this fun little short, Pixels, that is visually stimulating and a great throwback to great video game classics. As a giant swarm of pixels draw near, more and more video game characters start attacking New York City. From Donkey Kong to Tetris, this short holds …