As much as CES 2012 has been about TVs and the Cloud, there’s been a remarkably loud gaming presence as well, and not just from the tables and slot machines. Games on Smart TVs. Games on consoles. Games on PCs and Smartphones. And yes, games on tablets. Perhaps the most unique tablet gaming experience this […]
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Home to the first press conference of CES 2012, LG Electronics tried to be the pace car for the rest of the day’s (and show’s) proceedings. No matter how hard a slew of bad jokes tried to bring them down, LG largely succeeded with enough innovative products to justifiably own your entire home electronics ecosystem.
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Grand Theft Auto III is widely credited as one of the most influential video games of all time. Its open-world design seemed huge at the time, yet due to the miracles of modern technology, you, too, can take GTA III on the road via your iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. That’s right: Rockstar today released
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Atari today launched an iOS version of its classic brick-breaking game Breakout for free on the App Store. Called Breakout: Boost, the game combines classic fun with new features such as Boost Control, which allows players to adjust ball speed on the fly and customize their brick-breaking experience. The free-download version for the iPad, iPhone
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We’ve been big proponents of the Xbox Kinect hardware, constantly insisting that the hardware’s best days are still ahead, and that the hardware itself is currently under utilized. Microsoft may tend to agree with that sentiment, if the latest reports about Kinect 2 are true. According to The Daily, the Xbox Kinect sensor may very
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By far the most innovative technology we saw at E3 this year was the 3D Display from Sony, a 3DTV that allows two gamers to play on the same TV screen while seeing completely different images. Sony has insisted that its PlayStation 3D Display is perfect for dorm rooms or small apartments, which is absolutely
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Walmart’s Black Friday ad insert specials for 2011 have started to surface, a full two weeks before any Black Friday ad inserts or Thanksgiving ads even see daylight. But you know how holiday shoppers like to plan, so it’s not surprising that Walmart’s Black Friday ad is going to get people’s attention. The coveted Walmart
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Fruit Ninja’s hot, and Prototype 2 has earned plenty of buzz, so why not combine the two? That’s what Activision has done, announcing today the release of Protoslice, a new Fruit Ninja-like app for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch devices. The Protoslice app is completely free. Fans curious to see just how sharp Sgt. James
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Tablets will be the big-ticket item this holiday season, and perhaps none will be bigger than the Amazon Kindle Fire. In a recent statement about company performance, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said Amazon is building “millions more” Kindle Fires than previously planned based on pre-orders alone. He also indicated that orders for the three new
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Activision killed the Guitar Hero franchise, Rock Band seems like little more than a DLC machine, and Ubisoft’s new Rocksmith game sounds awesome if you want to jam on a real guitar, although the jury’s still out about whether it actually teaches you anything. All of this is to say that the world of videogame
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