Top 100 Free Linux Games for the Hardcore Gamer Inside YouFebruary 9th, 2009 Don't call yourself an avid gamer if you've still not battled the Linux games. Often the dabblers ask whether they get as cool games for Linux as for Windows.
Video game site lets players win (or lose) money based on their gaming skillsJuly 29th, 2009 Video game site lets players bet on their skillsNEW YORK — Although you can win or lose real money, BringIt.com is not considered online gambling, and it's legal in 39 states. The site, which lets players challenge other gamers for money, says it is different from online poker and other games of chance because video games are considered a game of skill.
'Need for Speed' titles lead pack of upcoming racing video gamesSeptember 18th, 2009 'Need for Speed' titles lead pack of racing gamesLOS ANGELES — The video game racing genre is gearing up for a traffic jam. Nearly a dozen racing games are expected to drive onto store shelves before the end of the year, competing for the attention of gamers at a time when sales have tapped the brakes.
6 Reasons To Die For One, The New N-Gage Gaming ExperienceNovember 3rd, 2008 If you haven't forgot Brother in Arms that I had reviewed a month ago, here I am again with a new cool game of Nokia N- Gage gaming platform. Thanks to Nokia for providing me with the full version of One for review purpose.
Fighting for Motion Control: Microsoft, Sony take aim at Nintendo Wii during E3June 4th, 2009 Microsoft, Sony take aim at Nintendo Wii at E3
LOS ANGELES — This year's Electronic Entertainment Expo has been quite the moving experience. During presentations at the video game industry trade show, both Microsoft and Sony debuted prototype motion-control devices for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 that could rival Nintendo's popular Wii, the first console to employ a motion-detecting controller when it debuted in 2006.
Video game industry running out of ammunition; console prices could fall soonJuly 30th, 2009 Game makers pause, reload: Are price cuts next?Kathleen Byrnes and Justin Choi, a married couple attending medical school at Tulane University, say $40 is just too much to fork over for a Nintendo Wii game they might not enjoy. They haven't bought one since last fall, when they picked up "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed."
Since then? "Nothing really interesting came out," said Byrnes, 23.