An answer to game theft and secondhand games
On my recent visits to video game stores I was unsurprised to see that the secondhand game section is now just as big as the new game section. This must […]
News analysis and background
President Chavez of Venezuela knocks video games
President Chavez of Venezuela is not your normal world leader. In fact he is easily in the top 10 for causing, consistently, the most controversy. This former paratrooper is seen […]
Google hacked by Chinese
I have written on here before about Titan Rain, the ongoing attacks on American computers allegedly by the Chinese. Here is what Wikipedia has to say: Titan Rain was the […]
3D, another step change
I first wrote about stereoscopic 3D in video games last May after seeing a Blitz game technology demonstrator and realising that it brought something new and good to the gaming […]
Could PlayJam become the biggest thing in gaming?
I have mentioned this several times before but it is fundamental to understand the implications of Moores Law if you are to understand where the video game industry is going. […]
Slate computing is coming
Just over a year ago I was talking on here about netbooks and how big they would be. And so it happened, in 2009 their market share in portable computing […]
Daily Mail. Another fail
It is well established that the Daily Mail does not understand video games, which puts them at some distance from their readers who mostly do. The Daily Mail and it’s […]