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Monday, October 6, 2008

Intel Extreme Masters Los Angeles - Swarm becomes mad

I just love seeing poor sports. And it doesn't get much more ridiculous then this!

Kid rages in the middle of a WoW match

Swarm of Team SK Gaming US shows some emotions in a match at Intel Extreme Masters Los Angeles.

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Sarah Palin Photoshopped Into Video Games

Curse you, Sarah Palin! Now I can't even load GTA IV without thinking about you.

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How to Build Your Own Gaming PC

Tutorial and step by step instructions of building a gaming PC.

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Friday, October 3, 2008

Nintendo shows off new DSi with camera, app store

Nintendo has flooded Japan with gaming news, including a new revision of the DS with built-in cameras and an SD-card slot. The Wii will also now use SD-cards to hold downloadable content, and a new Punch-Out is on the way.

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Nintendo announces Wii Speak Channel and Club Nintendo In US

Cammie Dunnaway announced today at Nintendo Conference two good news for America.

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Mega Man Maker: Make Your Own Mega Man!

Create your own Mega Man sprite! Hundreds of parts to choose from or design your own from scratch!

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The Solution to the PS3 Install Debacle

It’s so simple that it’s brilliant at the same time. If Sony were to place the install data on PSN a week before any game were released, anyone that planned to purchase the game could download the data and install the files prior to owning the game. The benefit to gamers is obvious, removing the delay from unpack to play. The benefit. . .

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2008 Nintendo Fall Press Conference: Save Wii Games To SD

Finally. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has just announced that, beginning in Spring 2009 (at least for Japan), Nintendo Wii owners will be able to download software directly to an SD card.

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Personal secrets your iPhone could reveal

Two trends in cellphones are combining to create a new security risk. On the one hand they are becoming more powerful, and more like computers. On the other, they are universally relied upon.

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