Archive for August, 2010 - Page 30

Despite the fact that there are a plethora of different video game franchises on the market today, there are some that really stand out from the rest for various reasons. These reasons may include innovative gameplay, limit pushing visuals or even high sales numbers. The ones that can effectively combine these three [...]

It was leaked to the internet some time ago, but Nikon has finally introduced their new consumer-grade digital SLR camera. The new camera goes head to head with the Canon T2i and looks to be a decent competitor in that market.

Video games continue to push the graphical limitations of just about every piece of hardware they are present on. Computers and video game consoles, in particular, have shown us some of the most visually appealing graphics to date. However, we cannot neglect the portable side of things as devices such [...]

The Xbox 360 has an ever expanding line up of hard hitting titles and with Kinect’s release just over the horizon, the console’s library will be expanded even further. However, if one video game franchise were to be deemed the Xbox 360′s flagship series it would be none other than [...]

Linux may not be getting any a version of Valve’s Steam digital video game distribution platform anytime soon but that doesn’t mean the operating system isn’t getting any love. In fact, the community surrounding the open source OS is alive and well with popular software making the jump just about [...]

It looks like the AMOLED shortage has forced the hand of Bell to put the HTC Legend to an end. Bell has announced that they are no longer offering the HTC Legend to its customers although you may still find it up at their site.

Starting today, the Eye-Fi Wireless Connect X2 will be available at all Target Stores, making it easier for consumers to get hold of these wireless memory cards for backing up and sharing photos and videos easily.

Google’s Android mobile operating system is quickly gaining a lead over competing platforms but it has its fair share of flaws – just like any other software. While Google quickly addresses the bugs found within Android releases, it is incresaingly difficult for them to avoid market segmentation.

With any piece of hardware that hits the market, manufacturers put various security restrictions in place in an attempt to curb piracy. This shouldn’t come as a surprise seeing how in the video game world most of the money is made from selling software, as opposed to the hardware. If everyone were able to [...]

Every video game console needs a controller because without them, how would we play our games? Of course, seeing how the whole video game industry is moving towards motion control, the need for an actual controller is becoming. But we’ll get to that in just a moment.