Gamers who aren't in the mood to game now have an easier way to sit back, relax and watch other people play games. Announced today, a new dedicated app brings the popular streaming platform Twitch right to the Xbox 360 and our big screen TVs.
Posted 5/14/13 2:01 pm EST by Don Hatfield in Xbox 360
Gamers who aren't in the mood to game now have an easier way to sit back, relax and watch other people play games. Announced today, a new dedicated app brings the popular streaming platform Twitch right to the Xbox 360 and our big screen TVs.
Posted 5/14/13 1:01 pm EST by Don Hatfield in 3DS / DS
The Pokemon Company has released a new gameplay trailer for the upcoming "Pokemon X" and "Pokemon Y," giving fans a look at some all-new Pokemon, plenty of battles and the Kalos region's central location, Lumiose City. We also get our first good look at the game's new form of transportation, the rideable Pokemon Gogoat.
Posted 5/14/13 12:05 pm EST by Charles Webb in Free Stuff, PC
It's not just the treat of being able to play the Atari classic in your browser, but the clever way that Google's programmers and engineers have crafted the reveal.
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Posted 5/14/13 10:25 am EST by Charles Webb in Movies, News, Sex in Video Games
Wherever you fall in the gender spectrum, you probably know what proceeds "GTFO" when you're playing online. There's a weird trigger for some male gamers out there, a bizarre response to finding out that the player on the other end of an infinite number of connections happens to be female: they want--nay, demand--to see skin. Maybe, to these gamers' minds, there's no serious reason that a female gamer is online, so why not troll and harass them until they either A., show some skin, or B. GTFO.
New York-based filmmaker Shannon Sun-Higginson takes a look at this phenomena in her recently fully-backed documentary, "GTFO," which has exceeded its $20,000 goal by a cool $13k.
Posted 5/13/13 5:47 pm EST by Clint Mize in PC, Previews, PS3, Xbox 360
I only got about half an hour with the game which I wrote about ealier today. But if you don't want to read a long preview I made a quick round-up of what "The Bureau" is all about.
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Posted 5/13/13 4:15 pm EST by Don Hatfield in 3DS / DS

A recent feature in Japanese magazine CoroCoro has revealed a handful of new details on "Pokemon X" and "Pokemon Y," including the games' interesting new setting and the first Pokemon that trainers will actually be able to ride.
Posted 5/13/13 3:27 pm EST by Charles Webb in 3DS / DS, News
Posted 5/13/13 3:14 pm EST by Clint Mize in Previews, PS Vita, PS3, Xbox 360, XCOM
Hey, remember when 2K Marin announced a new XCOM game way back in 2010 and everyone got super excited about defending Earth against a new alien threat via a three-quater tactical view? Remember how when they said it would be a first person shooter instead and all those excited fans got really upset that it had been "dumbed down" for the masses of COD kiddies? What we saw during that 2010 E3 was a mixed bag for some and for most accounts 2K Marin has been mum about any details -- so much so that fans got tossed a quick but really fantastic (seriously it was our GOTY for 2012) franchise entry as "XCOM: Enemy Unknown" to keep some of the hardcore fans satiated. Well, a lot can change in three years and what may have been another mediocre shooter clone got altered into a tactical third person shooter blending elements from "XCOM: EU" and "Mass Effect" set during the Cold War.
We got a taste of what "The Bureau" would be a few weeks ago with this haunting live action trailer and last week I got a hands-on demo of what to expect come this summer.
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Posted 5/13/13 2:47 pm EST by Charles Webb in Cosplay
These fine pieces of costumed play are from the group calling themselves "Love Squad," a Moscow based collective of cosplayers who tackled "Borderlands 2" with this Tiny Tina (r) and Gaige the Mechromancer (l). While it's not the kind of crazy level detail you'd expect to find from the country that gives us elaborate, CG "Half-Life" fan films, the duo in the pictures above are still very good representations of their video game counterparts.