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CES 2012: Gaikai Bringing Cloud-Gaming To LG TVs
LG has announced a partnership with Gaikai to integrate the cloud gaming application into its televisions, filling the gap between console and television. At the International Consumer Electronics Show, there’s an active demo of the program, and it showcased a solid input rate — although there are some issues because of artifacts. But, a Gaikai [...]
Vita Sales Drop Again
Despite its strong release, Media Create data reveals that the PlayStation Vita sales have slown down once again in Japan — as the Vita sold only 42,648 units in its third week at Japanese retail. Last week — its second week on the market — the handheld moved an already troubling 72,479 units. This compares [...]
CES 2012: There Won’t be a PlayStation 4 at E3
Sony said that it doesn’t expect to announce a new console at this years Electronic Entertainment Expo. Sony division head Kaz Hirai said that they’ve always expected the PlayStation 3 to have a decade long life cycle, and he doesn’t see any reason to rush and replace it with a new system. During an investors [...]
CES 2012: Intel Moves Beyond the PC, touts Android Phone
Intel has moved beyond the era of the personal computer — to the era of “personal computing.” At the International Consumer Electronics Show, Intel Chief Executive Paul Otellini said that, as the devices themselves become “less relevant,” the question becomes who can craft the better experiences. Otellini emphasized the importance smartphones — an area where [...]
CES 2012: PlayStation Vita Heads To AT&T Next Month
AT&T has revealed its pricing and availability dates for the PlayStation Vita — through its partnership with Sony Computer Entertainment. When the PlayStation Vita launches, costumers of the carrier will have their choice of two data plans. There will be a $15 a month plan for 250MB, and a $25 plan for 2GB a month. [...]
HBO Ends DVD Discounts for Netflix
The complicated relationship between HBO and the video rental service Netflix just got alittle more complicated. According to The New York Times, HBO is no-longer selling its DVDs at a discount price to Netflix as of the beginning of this year, continuing the battle between the two entertainment giants. Though this isn’t a huge financial [...]
GamerCenterOnline’s Game of the Year Awards 2011
It’s that time of the year, where we grather up the most enjoyable titles of past year to generate at list of the most notable ones. Including, the most coveted award, the Game of the Year award. With that said, these awards where decide on by a group of three “strong-mined” people, with each category being [...]
PlayStation Vita Will Hits Shelves With 20 Titles
Approaching its release, Sony revealed the launch details about its latest handheld, the PlayStation Vita, including a list of launch titles and platform accessories. When the handheld launches in North America on February 22, it will feature twenty retail titles and five additional downloadable titles available only through the PlayStation Network. Sony also outlined the [...]
Batman: Arkham World Teased
While expecting his award for “Best Performance by Human Male,” at the Spike Video Game Awards, a computer animated The Joker held up a script that read “Batman: Arkham World,” hinting at the possibility of another Batman game. Before continuing with his acceptance speech, he tossed the script mischievously stating “whoops, spoilers.” Of course, this [...]
Transformers: Fall of Cybertron Trailer Is Sad
High Moon Studios’ next transformers game, Fall of Cybertron, has been unveiled at the Spike Video Game Awards.
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