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Search ArticlesFans Free Blue Dragon from the Xbox 360
There was a time when Microsoft went all-in with the Xbox 360 in Japan. While the country never really gotr behind the console in a meaningful way, the company did give it the old college try. Japan got a number of exclusives that included some anime titles, a football title, some sort of convenience store simulator, and even an exclusive version of Tetris that I a heard of before doing research for this piece.
Atari Re-Releasing Overpriced Physical Atari 2600 Games
Look, the physical game discussion is an important one to have right now. I’m the kind of person that chooses to purchase physical titles whenever possible. Even when I buy a game on platforms like Seam and Epic, I eventually purchase the disk version later when sales happen. And the idea of Atari re-releasing physical carts seems like they are taking a stand. But the reality is that it’s probably nothing more than a way to make some quick off retirement chceks.
Meta Just Agreed to Pay $18 Billion and Take Teen Safety Seriously
Meta has just settled one of the largest legal battles regarding teen social media addiction. On Wednesday, the company agreed to pay up to $18 billion and introduce stronger child-safety features across both Facebook and Instagram. This marks a major victory in a case brought by nearly every U.S. state.
Wild Blue Skies Review – Poor Mans Star Fox
I was really excited about Wild Blue Skies when I heard about it. The idea of a Star Fox inspired rail shooter with a bunch of furry friends seemed like a good time. It’s a genre that I don’t think gets enough love, but one I’m starting to think is harder to pull off than most people may think. It’s probably why even Nintendo has not idea what to do with Star Fox as a franchise. Wild Blue Skies tries to emulate what made Star Fox on the Nintendo 64 so memorable.
Future Knight Review – Wonderful Weirdness
I’m always on the lookout for something new, or at the very least something different. I’m just not interested in another military shooter about the bad brown guys of the moment. I can’t be bothered for another climb-the-tower Ubisoft original, and certainly not another remake of a game I still own. Make that double if the remake is worse than the original and the remake that already released on the last console.
Apple Will Now Notify You of Active Spyware Attacks Targeting Your iPhone
Apple has recently been sending out notifications to iPhone users who the company suspects have been the targets of spyware attacks. You might have even seen one pop up on your own lock screen and panicked, especially as this type of attack is often used by government agencies. Apple sends these notifications when it detects that someone has been individually targeted by a mercenary spyware attack. Think high-level organizations using very sophisticated tools.
The Games That Defined The Nokia N-Gage
The N-Gage was not a good handheld gaming device. Hell, it wasn’t even all that great of a cellphone when it released. I can remember first seeing an N-Gage in person as a teen. I was in my local EB Games, taking with the manager who had just picked one up and brought it in. It was a wild device that really caught the gaming world’s attention for a hot minute. A few years ago a number of N-Gage games came into my possession, even though I never owned the device.
Roku launches all AI slop channel
I hope all the giant data centers that have popped up all across American streets have been worth it. From a rise in electricity costs, the draining of water wells, and all the noise they generate, I hope everyone is happy with the benefits we are seeing. Roku is now leveraging all those data centers in order to launch a new channel that only plays AI generated content –content that is built off the works of real artists and creators.
Iron Nest: Heavy Turret Simulator – Beautiful Brutality
Simulator games can be difficult for me to get into, especially ones that lack any sort of direct combat. I’ve driven simulated busses, planes, run card shops, and more. And with each of those experience, the novelty wore off pretty quick, leaving me with a product that served me better as a sleep aid, than a video game. I think it comes down to the repetition without reward, or maybe virtually living out the banality of real life.
5 Failed Google Products You Forgot Existed
Google is known for a lot of things. From giving of the most popular search engine on the planet, to giving us access to one of the best email platform, and even giving away a free online office suite that would have once cost people hundreds of dollars just to access. Add in the world changing power that YouTube provides, and you might think Google makes hit after hit. Or, you might at least think they have enough resources to make anything work.