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Wii U: Retro Studios Potentially Unveiling New Title At E3 2013
The next Retro Studios project, long rumored, remains unconfirmed, but an executive company recently revealed that its unveiling could happen next year, especially at E3 2013.
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Review: Borderlands 2 - A Fitting End To This Generation Of Consoles
Borderlands 2, the sequel to the 2009 hit Borderlands, was recently released for the XBox 360. Read along for a full review.
Halo 4: Promethean Trailer Shows Off All-New Weapons From Mysterious Enemy
As Halo 4's November launch approaches, developer 343 Industries is ramping up trailers for the game, on show at London's Eurogamer Expo this week. The developer's current trend is to focus on weapons from the game; having covered UNSC and Covenant Weapons, the Promethean arsenal closes out the trio.
Smart Device Shipments To Grow 14% Annually Through 2016: IDC
With technological advancements on the rise, consumers are perennially inundated with new smartphone, tablet, and computer launches. These devices are increasingly infiltrating day-to-day life. Research firm International Data Corporation (IDC) estimates that the compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for smart devices from 2012 to 2016 will be 14 percent.
T-Mobile's HTC One X+ Image Leaked
Rumors of HTC's flagship model's One X's successor, the One X+, have been floating around for a few months. The newest addition to the rumor mill is a picture of the One X+ with a T-Mobile logo.
Xbox Music Pricing Leaked: Free Ad Supported Version In The Works
From the looks of things, it would seem Microsoft had accidentally leaked the pricing for its new music streaming service, Xbox Music. The leaked information came from an Xbox Live Dashboard update that allows some users to test the new Windows 8-styled user interface.
Forza Motorsport 5 In Development For The Xbox 720? Microsoft Job Posting Says Yes
One of the most popular Microsoft games on the Xbox line of video game consoles appears to be making its way to the Xbox 720, Microsoft's next generation console, that is rumored for a late 2013 release. A Microsoft job posting that was posted on the company's Web site recently, revealed that Turn 10 Studios is in need of some new talent for its next game, and that game is the Forza Motorsport 5.
Xbox Live Update For The Week of Sept. 25 - Battlefield 3: Armored Kill In Tow
For those who are owners of an Xbox 360, prepare to get down and dirty this week with Downloadable Contents for your favorite games. Highlighting the pack of contents set for release is Battlefield 3: Armored Kill, and it is priced at 1200 Microsoft Points.
Google Takes Street View Underwater: Explore The World's Reefs Virtually
Google is taking virtual reality to another level by bringing underwater panoramic images of the Great Barrier Reef to Google Maps. Now, anyone can dive into the world's deepest oceans and swim with the manta rays and sea turtles in Australia, Philippines, and Hawaii or even experience the Barrier Reef at sun down - virtually.
Bayonetta: Original 'Failure' On Wii U, Nintendo Exclusivity Not Surprising Given History
The announcement of Bayonetta 2 as an exclusive to Wii U caused controversy among fans, with comments even stretching to killing the developers. Developer Platinum Games, speaking to Edge Magazine, said that the deal with Nintendo should not be a surprise.
Blizzard: Mists Of Pandaria Demonstrates Commitment To Great Content
In an interview with The Orange County Register, Blizzard co-founder and President Mike Morhaime spoke on Mists of Pandaria, the future of World of Warcraft (WoW), and Blizzard's "Titan" project.
Samsung Unveils Pink Galaxy S3 In Korea, Other Countries To Follow Suit
Apple's iPhone 5 may be on track to steal the Galaxy S3's thunder, but the Korean smartphone maker Samsung is pulling out all stops to stay in the public mind. Samsung recently unveiled a pink Galaxy S3, adding to its slew of recently-launched color variants for the smartphone.
Apple Supplier Foxconn Forced To Close Factory After Large-Scale Brawl Involving 2,000 Employees
A large-scale brawl involving roughly 2,000 Foxconn Technology Group factory workers has forced the Apple supplier to close one of its plants in China, the company confirmed on Monday, Sept. 24. Foxconn described the incident as a "personal dispute between several employees" that eventually escalated to involve thousands of people.
