Those of you who have never lived in the British Isles can’t really lay claim to having experienced it, but public television sucks. I don’t mean PBS. I don’t mean Sesame Street or 3-2-1 Contact. I mean public television: the idea that the government directly taxes you for merely owning a television set....
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Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2’s arrival was more than just a videogame release. It was practically a force of nature unleashed on the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. It has gotten endless amounts of press over the past year and is amassing millions of hours of playtime. Every detail of the game...
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Oh, Puzzle Quest. What you’ve given me. Before, I labored my way through the days. I played RPGs like Final Fantasy
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EA and BioWare have made a big mistake with the Collector’s Edition of Dragon Age: Origins on PS3. Gamers who paid the extra $15 for the CE expected to get the soundtrack of the game included in the purchase. Indeed, the MP3 files were included, but they were shipped on a Blu-ray disc....
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Netflix users in the United States have been able to enjoy Netflix’s On Demand wireless streaming service through the comfortable interface of their Xbox 360 for awhile now. Strangely, though, PS3 owners have been left out in the cold for awhile now, even though there’s been no technical reason why the PlayStation 3...
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As long as Roombas have been self-autonomously roaming around the wall-to-wall carpeting of our living rooms, sucking up colonies of dust mites and the detritus of dead skin, there’s always been some wise guy who has recognized a familiar icon in its puck-based shape and slapped a Pac-Man skin on the top. But...
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BioWare has already received rave reviews for its recent Dragon Age: Origins game, but support for the title goes well beyond offering gamers a memorable and deep CRPG experience. Now players can enhance the game themselves with the launch of the Dragon Age: Origins Toolset. Using the toolset it is possible to create...
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The release of a new MMO usually follows one of two paths. The first involves paying to actually buy the game, but in return getting 30/45 days of free play time followed by a monthly subscription charge. The second is a game that is free to download and play, but usually includes advertising...
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Aw, suki suki now! Those Netflix instant streaming discs that started floating out to anxious PS3 owners yesterday are obviously splashing down, with YouTube user (and avid Engadget reader) otimus posting up a stellar walkthrough showing everything in action. We've got to admit -- the whole thing looks exceptionally sleek, but given the...
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Say what you will, but Canon 's customer service / engineering department definitely looks out for consumers willing to spend just under two large on a new body. Merely days after the outfit made public that a " residual image phenomenon " was negatively impacting EOS 7D images under certain conditions, it has...
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