Zoodles’ Kid Mode makes Android phones safe play zones
Inquisitive Minds is launching a new mobile app called Zoodles that will bring relief to harried parents. The Zoodles Kid Mode for Android app...
Budget Doesn’t Mean Bad: Battle vs. Chess Is Great Gaming on the Cheap
The second someone tells me a game is "budget," I replace the word with "garbage." A regular retail game for just $40? Alright, what's...
Nvidia to showcase 60 visual computing startups at GPU Technology event
Visual computing keeps gathering steam, if Nvidia‘s upcoming conference on the matter is any indication. Visual computing makes use of a graphics chip (graphics...
How Apple could undermine console gaming with TV app games
Apple’s Steve Jobs is an expert at disrupting other companies’ businesses. Just look at what the iPhone did to Nokia and Motorola, two leaders...
LOLapps thrives as under-the-radar Facebook social game maker
You probably haven’t heard of LOLapps, the maker of social games on Facebook. But the company has quietly become one of the leaders of...
Reviews Spotlight: Mafia Hits, Indie-Game Bursts, and the Battlefield Blues
It's the start of a new month, and the Bitmob community is taking a cue from hip-hop music group Bone Thugs n Harmony. But...
How Well Does a Classic Game Have to Hold Up?
If you listen to the Player One Podcast, you may be familiar with the Game Club segment, where we play an older game and...
(30) Days of RPGs: September 2010
Fans of role-playing games have plenty of options these days. RPGs come from most corners of the world and with different styles. This can...
Duke Nukem Forever rises again from the grave to kick ass, chew bubble gum
Duke Nukem Forever is perhaps the iconic vaporware title after being in developmental hell for more than a decade… until now. Take-Two Interactive announced...
Three Reasons Worms: Reloaded Rocks
I didn't expect to like Worms: Reloaded as much as I do. The Worms series isn't known for its radical change, which is why...