Is Microsoft Out To Kill The Used Game Market?
Chella dives angrily into the rumor that the new Xbox will prevent anyone from playing used games. She reasons that even if the used market is killed, prices for games will remain high.
Chella dives angrily into the rumor that the new Xbox will prevent anyone from playing used games. She reasons that even if the used market is killed, prices for games will remain high.
Who will win the Super Bowl? We know, because as in previous years, Todd has set up the Madden simulation to show us the way. Will it be the Patriots or the Giants? Kick back and find out!
If you think social gaming is big in the US, you should see Japan where it’s a $36 billion dollar industry that everyone plays. And for right now, the biggest publishers are still on the outskirts.
If the world doesn’t actually end, then 2012 could be one of the best in recent memory for gamers, as Chella points out the titles and hardware she’s most looking forward to playing.
One of the coolest video game and music celebratory shows went off with a bang last weekend, and Gamer Geeks Todd and Kelly were there for every moment of MAGFest X.
Our former Army vet commentator dispels some of the myths about weapons and reality that creep up when people are only exposed to combat in games.
In the push to make a lot of games work with the various motion sensors available today, one physically challenged gamer hopes that people like him won’t be forgotten.
Megan and Devin cover all kinds of conventions on the west coast for GiN, as well as review games. But why do they play? Megan especially has her unique reasons.
Not content to let all the 5 of 5 review scores for The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword stand, Alia Reed lets us know why hardcore Zelda fans will probably be disappointed at this latest release.
Some good, some very bad. It’s all part of the zaniness of Todd’s End of the Year picks. Come see who earns the badass of the year and the complete 180 award for 2011.