Given the high prevalence of mobile devices, it is not surprising that mobile platforms have a new and very popular form of casino gambling. To increase the number of players in online slots, online casinos have developed unique mobile applications for a game, which can be accessed from almost all...
Simulation games can focus on just about anything, from running trains to being a goat. Now, online casinos are the basis for some games; it might just surprise you how much management goes into one of these! Casino Inc Casino Inc is a quirky little simulation game on Steam that...
If you have an Xbox One console, you have probably noticed how pricey the games can be when they are brand new. Of course, the price will soon drop as new titles are released, and you can also grab a bargain if you buy second hand – but what about...
Sony’s PlayStation VR (PSVR) for PlayStation 4 (PS4) has a convoluted setup, as well as a mediocre headset and controls. It’s also one of the most extraordinary gaming experiences around, genuinely transporting its players to amazing virtual worlds. PlayStation VR is here, along with some backup during use. #psvr...
I think the word “innovation” is often misused. Certainly there’s been no true innovation in smartphones for years, just incremental improvements. Of course, there’s nothing wrong with that as incremental improvement is still improvement. Until someone truly innovates and makes the other companies look genuinely behind-the-times, there’s really no specific...
After reading Matthew G. Kirschenbaum‘s excellent Track Changes: A Literary History of Word Processing, fittingly on my Surface Pro 3‘s Kindle app, I was inspired to share my personal history on the subject. In the book, Kirschenbaum details the history of word processing from the standpoint of the famous writers...
There has been buzz of late about former Sony Computer Entertainment America CEO, Jack Tretton, recently speaking to IGN about his almost 20 year career related to PlayStation. What got the most play were his comments involving the PlayStation Vita and why it failed, and also, in general on the state...
The latest in the inexplicably popular “KIDS REACT” series has dropped, and lo and behold it’s a “fresh” take on kids reacting to games on the Atari 2600 Video Computer System, which came out in 1977. Here’s the video in question, although it’s not really necessary to play it, since it’s...
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