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Nelson Schneider - wrote on 04/30/16 at 02:59 PM CT
Time for another painful look into the not-so-distant future! May signals the end of Spring and the beginning of the long, dry months of the Summer Game Drought. Before things wither away completely, devs and publishers are gracing us with one last diarrheal splatter of moisture before clamping shut until Holiday 2016.
Shovelware is back from its hiatus. In May, we’re getting a new ‘
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Nelson Schneider - wrote on 04/23/16 at 04:02 PM CT
April 2016 is almost over, and I have been waiting with bated breath for more news about the much-delayed Sixense STEM motion controller – the wireless, VR-ready successor to my beloved Razer Hydra. Unfortunately, no news was forthcoming, and in the c...
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Nelson Schneider - wrote on 04/16/16 at 04:04 PM CT
Ever since its beginnings as a GUI frontend for IBM’s PC-DOS, Microsoft’s Windows operating system has been the dominant platform running on personal computers. To this day, Microsoft is the biggest provider of OSes for non-mobile devices. However, where Microsoft once held over 90% o...
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Nelson Schneider - wrote on 04/10/16 at 04:08 PM CT
Steam’s parent company, Valve, is pushing ahead with promotional material for the Virtual Reality Headset they co-developed with HTC. The HTC Vive, a not-so-bargain-priced headset and motion controller combo, breaks the bank at $799, which is significantly more expensive than both the ruined-by-Facebook Oculus Rift and Sony’s PlayStation VR (fo...
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Nelson Schneider - wrote on 04/01/16 at 02:58 PM CT
April’s fools are out in droves, feverishly pre-ordering (or importing the Asian version) “King’s Field 8,” while simultaneously forming masturbatory circle-jerks in order to prepare their e-peens for the raw rubbing that game will give them. For the rest of us, April looks like yet another month of bland crap… exc...
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