Gaming With Disabilities : When An Inch is a Mile
Feb 7, 2012 Gaming
Sometimes the design decisions you hate are the difference between a game being playable for a wider audience of disabled gamers. As someone afflicted by spinal muscular dystrophy, a disease that slowly takes the ability to use muscles, he has.
New PS Vita update to add Map, Mac and Video support
Feb 7, 2012 Gaming
It has come to our notice that the PlayStation Vita will get an update on February 8th which adds a few features that some fans asked – namely MAC support. It will also have a map app which shows you positional imagery.
Mass Effect 3 is not a corridor shooter- BioWare
Feb 7, 2012 Gaming
Those of us who played Mass Effect 2 did not like how linear and restricted it was.
Is Angry Birds Keeping Your Brain Healthy? [STUDY]
Feb 7, 2012 Gaming
Go ahead and play your favorite addictive smartphone gaming apps — chances are they’re good for your brain.
King Arthur II: The Role-Playing Wargame Suffers from Framerate Curse
Feb 5, 2012 Gaming
I’m still playing through — and largely enjoying — King Arthur II’s main campaign, but it’s clear that it’ll be impossible to recommend without major caveats.
Video Game Characters In Real Life On Facebook [PICS]
Feb 5, 2012 Gaming
Ever wondered what the facebook pages of Video Game Characters would be like?
What’s New in the Diablo III Beta?
Feb 4, 2012 Gaming
The actual playable content hasn’t changed since the beta’s launch in late 2011, but many of the upgrade and stat systems have shifted.
Mass Effect 3 Weapons and Upgrades List Revealed
Feb 4, 2012 Gaming
Here’s a rundown of every gun in BioWare’s hotly anticipated action RPG sequel, complete with details on how you’ll be able to make them better.
Oklahoma bill proposes extra tax on "all violent games"
Feb 4, 2012 Gaming
A new bill proposed in Oklahoma seeks to add an extra 1 percent tax on “all violent games” — a measure that the Entertainment Software Association has described as “patently unconstitutional.”
PC Gaming Is Not Dead: Ten Awesome Upcoming Exclusives
Feb 4, 2012 Gaming
Statistics state that January and February are among the most depressing months of the year, and I largely put this down to the lack of games that come out in the post-Christmas period. If you’re a PC gamer, things may seem even more depressing, with developers seemingly abandoning the platform at every possible opportunity. Fear not though faithful PC user, as there is plenty left to sink your teeth into in the coming months. Read on for ten upcoming PC exclusives that will be worth a look in.