Business Week has recently come to the conclusion that regardless of the progress made in gaming, both technically and artistically, video games are still for kids. I’m here to tell them that they are dead wrong.
Nintendo is under fire for patent infringement once again as a former employee of Midway Games seemingly came up with the idea of the Wii-mote and Ninchuk in 2000.
Both Nintendo and Sony are being sued by Copper Innovations Group, claiming that both companies current controllers are infringing on a patent filed by the company in 1996.
Taking a break from the news for a hot minute, I found myself staring at my Xbox 360, and its blinking ring of death. It’s been nearly two weeks and I still haven’t gotten my coffin, which will indeed be my fourth coffin. Either way, I started weighing the pros and cons of owning each console, and you know what? To hell with the 360. I’m buying a PlayStation 3.
The Nintendo Wii has shown its dominance once again, easily outselling the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 combined in Japan.
Microsoft has come out and finally given an official explanation as to why Xbox LIVE has had sporadic outages over the past few weeks. The question now is whether or not gamers will be willing to openly forgive and forget.
If you were hoping that the next Backwards Compatibility update from Microsoft would be the one that would finally allow you to play your favorite Xbox title on your Xbox 360, you’re going to be waiting a while.
A deranged website has offered a free PlayStation 3 to the person who most accurately predicts the date and time of Britney Spears death.
With Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema both announcing their plans to go exclusively Blu-Ray, this could be the momentum shift the PlayStation 3 needs to push past the Xbox 360.
Environmentally conscious gamers the world over may soon be able to spread their desire to help the environment to their gaming as both the PSP and Nintendo DS will soon have “green” power alternatives.
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