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I just couldn’t stop laughing while reading through all of Sean Murray’s “platform” in the making. Anyways, the human meme known as One Man’s Lie (better known to normies as Sean Murray, the creator…
Although there will be no official Star Wars Battlefront 3 in the near future, Star Wars fans instead will be getting other games and titles in the ongoing franchise. Starting on April 13th to…
I’m sure you are like me and despise rumors, right? Well, if you do there is good news in the form of an actual announcement from Bethesda for Bethesda fans, as well as details…
One of the niche categories of games that are very popular in Japan are the Otome games. They’re essentially dating simulators geared toward the female gaming audience. It’s the equivalent of all the fan-service…
A recent article on Gamasutra reminded the gaming industry that the SAG-AFTRA voice actor strike is still continuing, with the union still targeting the 11 video game publishing studios.
A NeoGaf user going by the handle of HippoTheRobot originally claimed he was lucky enough to have an unnamed retailer send him a Nintendo Switch earlier than the March 3rd release date. It turns,…
If you’re okay with a company arbitrarily designating what it considers to be harassment, previously had an actual organization on its Trusted Partners list called Crash Override Network that partook in literal harassment, and…
The media appears to be taking last grasps at control of public opinion by framing situations way outside their narrative truths. Case in point: Emma Grey Ellis’ culture piece for Wired that was published…
The Entertainment Software Association recently announced that video game software sales in the United States eclipsed $24.5 billion in 2016. The overall industry grew to $30.4 billion, including hardware.
We often talk about 3D printing as some sort of esoteric, obscure hobby for technocratic enthusiasts and high-minded geeks. However, a new study by MTU professor Joshua Pearce and engineer student Emily Petersen reveals…