Before 1983, video games controls were clunky. Instead of thumbs and fingers to play, palms and entire fists were used to push, pull, and jerk joysticks. The interface worked, but it wasn’t ideal.
Then along came Nintendo with a thumb-friendly …
Game updates are a wonderful thing. They fix software glitches. Balance online play. Breath new life into aging games. And even fix consoles.
Obviously that makes players happy. Developers too. “The biggest advantage of game updates is that we don’t …
Facebook is a great way to stay connected with friends.
It’s also a great way to get fired, have your insurance benefits revoked, or suffer public humiliation. As a result, a number of users are deleting their accounts and leaving …
“Did I really just do that?” I ask myself, part way into playing “Heavy Rain,” the new, uh, video game for the PlayStation 3.
Moments before, I faced a unique problem—unique to video games that is. A baby was crying. …
Third party game controllers have never had a good reputation. But conditions are ripe for newcomers and indies to break into this once roped-off section of the multibillion-dollar video game accessory market.
The good thing about this development is that …
Nintendo has gone from worst to first in consecutive console releases, with Sony doing exactly the opposite this generation. A closer look at collective data released by the NPD Group, the official tracker of U.S. video game sales, reveals the …
