August 30th, 2015 
Carl Williams
This is sad news, indeed. Wes Craven, director of some of the most iconic horror franchises ever to hit the cinema, has passed away. He was 76 years old when he lost his battle with brain cancer. Mr. Craven passed away in his Los Angeles home, as reported by his family. Horror movie fans, this […]
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August 30th, 2015 Carl Williams
Ever since Nintendo released Super Mario Kart on the Super Nintendo, oh so many years ago, companies have tried to copy that specific formula for success with varying results. Sega is one such company that has tried to take their existing stable of characters and create kart racing games with them as the stars (Sonic […]
Posted in Games, News Tags: Android, classic, garfield kart, jxd, kids, pac-man, reader rabbit, s7300, s7800, sega, sonic, sonic and sega all-stars, super mario kart, transformed, turbo fast 1 Comment »
August 30th, 2015 Colby Primeaux
Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” has become one of the most iconic rock songs in the 24 years since its release. It is the sixth-most performed song in the band’s library, behind other classics that were all written years earlier. It has been on countless “Greatest x-number of songs of whatever time period or genre history” list. […]
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August 30th, 2015 Michael Crisman
What happens when one title contains the word ‘revenge’ twice? Nothing: it’s either an editorial mistake, in which case I’ll fix it a year later when all seventeen of our readers have properly derided me as an idiot, or I’m talking about a video game with ‘revenge’ in the title. This week thankfully it’s the […]
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August 30th, 2015 Carl Williams
The Atari 2600 sure did try to be the arcade in your home, and for a while it was. The problem is, as time went on things improved in the arcade such as the hardware and challenge provided to the gamer. Gamers wanted more challenge, more colors, more sounds and the poor Atari 2600 just […]
Posted in News Tags: 2600, arcade, Atari, Atari Age, game hack, improvement, port, Q*Bert, retro, retro game, retro gaming magazine, retrogaming, YouTube No Comments »
August 29th, 2015 Colby Primeaux
It has been a decade since “Star Trek: Enterprise” went off the air, ending an 18-year run with at least one Trek series on the small screen. We’ve had nothing since. But you can’t fault the effort of numerous fan-powered and crowdfunded efforts to convince CBS to give the franchise another go. However, a small […]
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August 29th, 2015 Carl Williams
Street Fighter II was the one game that sealed the success of the Super Nintendo in the early 90’s. Sega simply had nothing to compete with it other than pitiful attempts that are best not mentioned in the same breath. Capcom knew they had a gold mine on their hands based on the success of […]
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August 29th, 2015 Carl Williams
It is quite interesting, this love affair people have with death and artificial intelligence and the evil it could become. How many movies have you seen that have an artificial intelligence (AI) that has become self-aware and then done GOOD for mankind? Not many. Why is that? People are fascinated with the end times, the […]
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August 29th, 2015 Carl Williams
When word first surfaced that there was finally going to be another “Vacation” movie coming out, I was more than a little apprehensive. The original series also known as National Lampoon’s Vacation, Vegas Vacation, European Vacation and Christmas Vacation were all hits in their own rights. More specifically, they have a cult following that is […]
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August 29th, 2015 Carl Williams
Microsoft is in a unique position with their Windows Phone line, for the most part, they are the only carrier making any money on the handsets if the number of upcoming 3rd party handsets is any indication. The 635 is the most popular Windows Phone handset available now, according to longtime reporting site, Windows Central. […]
Posted in News, Tech Tags: 1020, 512 megs of ram, 635, Carl Williams, Gravis Ludus, Icon, Lumia, Microsoft, one gig of ram, Windows, Windows Central, Windows Phone 1 Comment »
