I’m not a big fan of the majority of available widgets, apps, and games that bombard Facebook. Most are garbage in my opinion, and do nothing other than clutter your profile or page.
The problem is many of these widgets were built with the old school marketing mentality of “if we build it,...
Continue ReadingWhile E3 is declining in popularity and prestige thanks to the Internet's ability to ruin any surprises that game developers may have up their sleeves, it is still a great time to preview all the new software and hardware in the gaming market. This year is no different, especially thanks to the announcement of Nintendo's two new attachments for the Wii console....
Continue ReadingDespite the constant emergence of new technology, old trends still reappear from time to time to remind us all that some times the best things were in the past. The glorious return of point-and-click adventure games to console gaming marks one of these occasions.
I used to absolutely love point-and-click games for my first computer. ...
Continue ReadingCombining aspects of things that people already enjoy is one of the best ways to make an impression on a market without having to be completely original or creative. For the past couple of months, there has been a surge of such activity in the form of ‘angry' video game reviews. ...
Continue ReadingOne thing I’m noticing more and more is media websites running advertisements as background images on their websites. Above is an example from Gamespot. If you click on the image above you’ll see the page in all its widescreen glory. It is a pretty spectacular ad. I’ve seen similar ads on entertainment sites like TV Guide and the Superficial and think we’ll see more like this the future....
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