Wii Holiday Bundle
Just in time for the holidays, Nintendo has dropped the price of the Wii video game console. The game maker on Monday morning announced a new $130 bundle that includes a black Wii console and the games Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort in one disc. The cheaper package will be available in the U.S. Continue Reading →
Xbox 360
The video game industry had a rough time in stores last month. During September, total U.S. video game industry sales, including physical game discs, consoles, and accessories, hit $848.3 million, down 24 percent compared with the $1.1 billion the industry generated during the same period last year, research firm NPD Group announced yesterday. The hardware Continue Reading →
Google TV
Google TV just became a thing you might actually want to use. According to a post on the Google TV blog, starting today, you can watch and listen to Google Play Movies, Music, and TV shows from your Google TV. Maybe you’re saying, “About time.” Or, more probably, “Wait, it didn’t do those things already?” Continue Reading →
Two Kinect Sensors, No Mouse
When you think about it, pushing a mouse across a table or poking a flat screen with your finger is a pretty limited way to interact with a computer. After all, our hands are capable of far more intricate motions, which a company called 3Gear Systems hopes to translate into complex gestures that could revolutionize Continue Reading →
Cliff Bleszinski
Cliff Bleszinski is leaving Epic Games, a company he co-founded and has been working with for 20 years. Most recently, he held the title of Design Director. “I’ve been doing this since I was a teenager, and outside of my sabbatical last year, I have been going non-stop,” Bleszinski said in a letter to colleagues, Continue Reading →