Posted on May 23, 2008 - Filed Under Casual Gaming, Editorials, Industry News | 4 Comments
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Phil Harrison, former main man at Sony Computer Entertainment, was hired as the president of Infogrames to transform the company and shape the direction of Atari. The future of Atari is taking a new path, perhaps [...]
Posted on May 3, 2008 - Filed Under Action, Adventure, Billiards, Casual Gaming, Editorials, PlayStation 3, RPG, Review, Role Playing, Shooters, Xbox 360 | Leave a Comment
If you’re not buying into the hype of Grand Theft Auto IV or you believe it’s not up your alley for gaming, that’s perfectly fine. However, there is something the reviewers aren’t telling you–this is the ultimate casual gaming title.
GTA IV has many of the big aspects of a popular casual game of its time, [...]
Posted on May 3, 2008 - Filed Under Casual Gaming, Editorials, Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 | 1 Comment
Rockstar Games VP Dan Houser seems to have some fear in the rise of casual gaming as an industry mover and shaker. Houser told New York Magazine, “Yeah, f*** all this stuff about casual gaming, I think people still want games that are groundbreaking. The Wii is doing something totally different, which is fantastic. [...]
Posted on April 27, 2008 - Filed Under Editorials, Nintendo DS | Leave a Comment
There have been rumors of a new Nintendo DS redesign to help spark sales, dominate the market and invigorate the DS product line. Although the DS may have only declined slightly, with 2-million units less than the year prior, Nintendo has always kept up on product redesigns on an obvious schedule.
The pattern is simple, every [...]
Posted on January 18, 2008 - Filed Under Casual Gaming, Children's Games, Editorials | 1 Comment
At what age should you start introducing your children to computers? A typical computer geek will say “as soon as possible” and they’re not that far off from the truth. TV News channels will continue to bombard you with reasons your kids are not safe on the Internet, but the same can be said for [...]
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