Something’s rotten in the land of PlayStation
The PlayStation 5 is selling very well even despite the ongoing global insanity. That's certainly something that's difficult to deny. Weekly sales regularly top a quarter million units, with demand…
Epic Games Store suffers epic losses
The Epic Games Store is projected to lose $300 million this year after making over 100 exclusivity deals and giving away free games each week, according to reports. Due to…
PlayStation exclusive MLB: The Show coming to Xbox
Major League Baseball has announced that PlayStation exclusive MLB: The Show 21 will be coming to the Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S. It will release on April 20th (yes,…
Reggie steps down from Gamestop board, and a look at why the retailer is failing
Former Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé has stepped down from Gamestop's board of directors. Reggie had only joined the company last March, however, he is part of a group…
Switch Pro rumours ramp up, yet again, and some predictions
If there's been one consistant thing that's managed to ground us in this turbulent time, it's Switch Pro rumours. Yep, every six months like clockwork, we get a brand new…
Sony will reportedly shutter PlayStation Store on PS3, PSP, and Vita
Sony is reportedly shutting down the PlayStation Store on the PS3, PSP, and Vita this summer, according to a report from The Gamer. The shops on the PSP and PS3…
Post Mortem – Sega Nomad
Sega's tumultuous history throughout the 90's was made up of a lot of hardware firsts. Well, firsts that ended up working better on paper than they did in practice. One…
Post Mortem – The Sega Game Gear
A lot of people fail to differentiate between a something that's a commercial failure, and one that doesn't meet expectations. In the case of the latter, the product can still…
Are smartphones bad for us?
So, I'm old enough to remember a time before cell phones became ubiquitous. When they were mainly limited to a select few business users. It was the late 80's, maybe…
Why didn’t eBooks take over – a consumer’s perpsective
In November 2007, Amazon put out their very first Kindle eReader. Its ludicrously chunky by modern standards. It also wasn't it the first of its kind. However, the Kindle was…