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DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55, Two New Blu-ray Players from Panasonic

DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55, Two New Blu-ray Players from Panasonic September 8th, 2008, by Tracie, in Audio/Video Gadgets, New Gadget Press Release The

PSN Store Update (US) 05/09/08

As usual the US PSN store update has more substance to it than its EU counter-part. It’s still not great though, unless you have an interest in Qore. Saying that, this month’s Qore gives subscribers access to the Motor Storm 2: Pacific Rift demo. However, I’m sure the demo will be made available over the next two weeks so don’t just buy it for that. Also featured this week is the same Pure demo from the EU store, along with the Haze “Destruction” add-on content. The pack introduces 7 new multi

Review #211

Outcry Developer: Phantomery Interactive Publisher: The Adventure Company Genre: Adventure Release Date: 09/03/2008 Russia puts out some weird surreal video games. It’s one of the reasons I love them so. A few years ago I imported Pathologic and it still remains the freakiest most f’d up game I have ever played. Although it’s never come to North America, you can download it through Gamer’s Gate. Ever since then, I’ve paid close attention to what’s being developed in the remnants of the for

Spore Released Today

After six years of production, Spore, the highly anticipated PC game from EA Sports (also to be available for the iPhone and Nintendo DS), has finally been released. Dubbed “The Year’s Most Anticipated PC Game” by PC World, Spore has been down a roller-coaster of release dates and delays. Today, however, is the day people scramble for their email purchase downloads and run out to gaming stores across the nation. But why? Why are people so excited about it? A quick blog post is not merely enoug

out-of-home video viewing

If the big screen makes movie theaters, then movie theaters aren't likely to prosper in the future. Movie theater screens could be much larger and much higher resolution than they are today. However, in-home television screens have been rapidly growing in size and picture quality. The binding constraint, with rapid technological progress and relatively high incomes, is probably subjective: subjective screen size and image resolution depends greatly on the viewer's seating position (see full cal