Toshiba made the call to drop their HD-DVD business a few weeks ago, and good on them. They learned from Sony’s mistakes.
For those in the dark, Sony pulled a similar move starting back in the 1970s. Back in 1975, Sony released an innovative new product called Betamax. Previous to the Betamax videocassete, the dominant format […]
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Here’s a crazy looking game that could well give Paper Mario a run for his money. It’s called Fez, and is being built by Kokoromi. I have no more words. Just watch the video.
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I do a bit of web development on the side, and decided to learn me some object-oriented PHP. I recently took on an ecommerce project, and thought I’d walk you, the reader, through the process so we can learn object-oriented PHP together. I’m making few assumptions about your experience with object orientation, but I will […]
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We’ve had the consoles for a while, and I think we’ve pretty much decided which we like better. I won’t give it away just yet (I’ll save it for our review), but after having some time with both, I’ve learned a few more things:
The Playstation 3’s motion sensitivity seems a little vague. This is, of […]
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Elonex, a UK-based company, recently announced it’s going to be offering a Linux-based laptop for just under a hundred pounds. They’re calling it the Elonex ONE, and it’s tough not to see it as a dig at MIT’s One Laptop Per Child project.
Initially, the One Laptop Per Child project was aiming to build a simple […]
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I finished Ratchet & Clank: Tools of Destruction on the PS3 a few days ago, and recommend it. I’ve never really played a cartoony action style game, they’ve never appealed to me much, and didn’t really have very high expectations for it. Maybe that’s part of the reason I enjoyed it. Of course, it […]
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