The Elements of Gadgets and Gaming
It must be that time of year again. iPhone 6 rumors are coming hot and fast, so that must mean it’s getting close to another keynote. This latest one has to do with how much memory it will have, or lack there of. Apple, as always, have been very tight lipped about what will actually…
It’s the new New Nintendo 3DS. What is it? Is it a new console? Nope, it’s a refresh of an old one. Did we mention it was also new? Hot of the presses from a recent stream of questionable business decisions comes the New Nintendo 3DS. It hovers somewhere in the space of an entirely…
A lot of PC gamers are keyboard and mouse purists. Though it’s a control scheme that doesn’t always make a lot of sense. A controller will always be better for third person action games and side scrollers. Basically anything that benefits from a solid d-pad or smooth analogue movement. So what’s the best controller to…
Only two weeks left of summer. Parents are gearing up for back to school, so the last thing on stores’ minds are video games. We’re actually quite light on deals of the week. Mostly older games on our roster. Might as well grab the hits you missed at a much lower price. Amazon.ca Zoo…
I’m convinced Proteus has a hidden brilliance to it. Yet perhaps I am not smart enough to find it. It’s one of those art house projects that tries to bend the very definition of what is a game. I’m just not sure it succeeds in that goal. It starts by setting you down on a randomly…
Dan Alderman, Nintendo’s indie outreach specialist, has announced that he will be leaving the company. Seems he’s not leaving on the best of terms either. Alderman had been banned from Twitter by his employers last year for sympathizing with gamers over Nintendo’s region locking policy. The company has strict rules when it comes to corporate…
Yes, I know it’s technically August 3rd today, but I forgot to post this one up on Saturday. Can’t believe we’re already halfway through summer. Forget back to school sales, some of the overzealous stores already have Christmas stuff in stock. Of course there’s still plenty of time before schools starts to get some gaming…
It’s rather ironic that Sony chose to attack EA Access. For $5 per month, or $30 for the year, you get unlimited access to select titles. Yet they passed on it saying it was not a good deal for PlayStation fans. That’s rich, when you look at the prices on PlayStation Now, which just launched…