Archive for July, 2011 - Page 24

HD remakes are all the rage these days, and Capcom is jumping on that bandwagon with HD re-releases of Resident Evil: Code Veronica X and Resident Evil 4. They revealed these new titles way back in March, and now they’ve now given us release dates for both downloadable remakes.

Anyone remember those old Yakov Smirnoff jokes? The ones that involve the lead-off phrase “In Soviet Russia” followed by some reversal of the norm? Well, we’ve got a new one here, and the best part is, it’s actually happening. See, pretty soon, we’ll all be able to say “In Soviet [...]

Subscription fees are somewhat of a dividing factor among gamers. Some can find true value in paying a developer or publisher month after month in return for a (relatively) constant stream of content, while most just seem to want to pay once for the game and call it good. Basically, [...]

Just before the weekend kicked off in earnest, our own Robert Nelson brought us a disturbing story about a Google user who lost his entire digital existence following a major shutdown of his various Google service-based accounts. And now, reports are emerging of comparable, but not so widespread, issues in [...]

It’s a growing trend, folks, as more and more apps and accompanying devices emerge to turn your iOS gear into universal remotes with touch screen capability. And this time, the newest such device to emerge comes from the folks out at Zero1.tv with the VooMote One.

While there are still some details missing on many of these devices, it looks like we have been given a pretty good look at what Sprint has coming up for the remainder of the year. Granted, some of these have been seen before such as the Samsung D600, aka the [...]

Admittedly, Netflix has not been having a great time of things the last couple weeks. Massive social media outrage, price hikes, repeated outages…and of course, the sheer number of people thinking seriously about dropping their Netflix service. But now, reports have emerged saying that Netflix just might have something to [...]

The tragic mass shooting in that rocked the peaceful nation of Norway last week has left many families heartbroken and terrified, but unfortunately the Cooper Lawrences and Jack Thompsons of the world are almost certainly about to turn this into a controversy over video games due to a few lines [...]

The AT&T Thrill 4G has been an interesting, and by interesting we really mean, frustrating handset to watch up until this point. By frustrating, we are referring to how AT&T keeps offering these little tidbits and teasers and seems to have failed in their ability to reveal the entire picture.

Regardless of what an Android handset launches with, it seems the big question is generally dealing with future upgrades. And not only what version of Android will the handset get upgraded to, but perhaps more important — will the handset ever get an update.