The Supreme Court upheld the controversial 2010 healthcare law today. This is a victory for the gig economy, and will help American businesses compete.
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Month: June 2012
10 Ways The ‘Dragon’s Dogma’ Sequel Could Be Better Than The Original
Capcom has said they want to turn ‘Dragon’s Dogma’ into a major franchise thanks to the new IP’s stellar global sales. Here are ten ways the sequel could be better than the first game.
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Letting Go Of ‘Mass Effect 3′
How should Mass Effect fans react to the new Extended Cut Refusal ending?
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Epic’s Tim Sweeney Says Free-To-Play Is The Future Of Gaming Industry
Will Western video game developers mimic the largely Asian business model of free-to-play games built around micro-transactions? Almost certainly says Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic. And he’s not alone. Epic, the developer behind Gears of War and the Unreal Engine, is not known for free-to-play games. But that’s probably going to change if Epic CEO, Tim […]
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From The Minds Of Babes: ‘Among The Sleep’ Is A Toddler’s Nightmare
Krillbite’s upcoming horror video game, Among the Sleep, places you in the mind and body of a two-year-old.
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Waldo Canyon Fire Burns Homes In Colorado Springs, Over 30,000 Evacuated
In Colorado Springs, the 6,200 Waldo Canyon wildfire has burned homes and led to the evacuation of more than 30,000 residents.
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What The ‘Mass Effect 3′ Extended Cut Means For The Future Of The Gaming Industry
BioWare’s long-awaited Mass Effect 3 extended cut may be a disappointment for many fans of the series, but it may also be a turning point for gamers and the gaming industry. The Mass Effect 3 extended cut is out, and my co-blogger has an excellent run-down of both the good and the bad in the new, […]
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