March 13th, 2016 
Carl Williams
Okay, when Sony released the Playstation 2 one thing they did that was quite cool was to release, or at least not stop, Linux for it. Sure, this was a costly addition, it was still cool. Then when the Playstation 3 was released, early versions, then certain editions, then none would let you install Linux. […]
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March 13th, 2016 Carl Williams
It is apparent that Microsoft is definitely going through changes. For one, they have started discussing, publicly, Linux in a positive light. Anyone that has been involved in any kind of tech or gaming on personal computers any length of time will probably realize that is a new angle for Microsoft. In decades past, Microsoft […]
Posted in News, Tech Tags: ACS, Azure Cloud Switch, linux, Microsoft, Software for Open Networking in the Cloud, sonic No Comments »
December 26th, 2015 Carl Williams
It is not that often that I bother covering things on Kickstarter or IndieGoGo. I don’t really look at stuff on those services as most of it is just hopes and dreams of someone. When it is something that could be awesome, it is usually funded FAST then fans wait YEARS for their investment to […]
Posted in Games, News Tags: genesis, Indiegogo, linux, No Bread Studio, pc, Sacred Line, Snatcher, Soulset, visual novel, Windows 1 Comment »
October 18th, 2015 Carl Williams
It is seemingly natural for people to make the transition from pecking at a touch screen on their cell phone to talking to it to get certain, basic, functions to work. One basic function that cell phone users are supportive of is the whole “Okay, Google” and other voice commands that initiate their phones into […]
October 11th, 2015 Carl Williams
Linux is, and will probably always be, a thorn in the side of Microsoft. There are plenty of variations of the free operating system that do a ton of different things. With that variety comes trouble in getting anything done unless you are quite adept at the command line (I will wait for the flame […]
August 27th, 2015 Carl Williams
Way back on the Game Boy, around 20 years ago, Nintendo took another chance with their leading star (back then it was normal). Nonogram’s, aka Hanjie Picross and Griddlers, are logic puzzles that create a simple image (recent variations have brought this type of game into the 3rd dimension). Mario’s Picross is probably the most […]
Posted in News Tags: Griddler, linux, Macintosh, Mario's Picross, nintendo, Nonogram, picross, PixlBit Studios, retro, steam, wii u, windows No Comments »
August 13th, 2015 Carl Williams
Horror. This is a genre that has not exactly been able to take off with gaming. Sure, titles like Resident Evil are promoted as “survival horror” but there is not much “horror” to be had in that whole series (the dogs is one of the few scare moments I remember). Horror games are in a […]
Posted in News Tags: 4, Creazn, Dollhouse, linux, Macintosh, Mansion of Hidden Souls, pc, playstation, PS4, resident evil, Sucker Punch, survival horror, windows No Comments »
July 11th, 2015 Carl Williams
First person dungeon crawling games have been around since the early days of gaming (not as early as text adventures but still, a long time). For the most part, if a platform could display graphics, even those as basic as early computers such as the Color Computer, there is a good chance that there is […]
Posted in News Tags: alternate reality, dungeon crawler, Eye of the Beholder, first person, linux, Ruzar, steam, Stone of Light, windows No Comments »
August 12th, 2014 Carl Williams
It is not often that we see a game on Kickstarter that is intending to give profits of the finished game to charity (Child’s Play). That is exactly what is going to happen with Super Galaxy Squadron which has reached the minimum funding level, they are now going for stretch goals which means more platforms. […]
August 5th, 2014 Carl Williams
Okay, side scrolling shooters used to rule the roost back in the 16-Bit days. It seemed like we could not go more than a day or two without having a friend tell the tale of a new 2D, either side or overhead, scrolling shooter coming out for a platform of the day (counting hand held […]
Posted in News Tags: 2D, Carl Williams, Gryphon Knight Epic, Kickstarter, linux, Macintosh, medieval, retro, retro gaming magazine, rgm, shooter, side scrolling, triverse, windows No Comments »
