Electronic Arts’ long, awkward nightmare over Star Wars Battlefront II’s multiplayer progression might finally be over. With next week’s patch, dubbed the “Progression” update, EA promises that Star Cards (power-ups) or any other item that impact gam…
A combat photographer reflects on his gripping photos of the My Lai Massacre 50 years later.
“You can’t call yourself a friend when the first minute where there’s trouble, you run.”
Three Trump accusers shared their reactions to the porn star’s allegations that she had an affair with President Trump.
Rich people are the best people, apparently.
The actress stopped by “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” to finally address her viral moment.
Tokyoflash is one of my favorite watchmakers. Unabashedly analog, the watches pay homage to giant robots and old tech, looking like a cross between something that you could find in the hatch in Lost and a Shinjuku fever dream.
Now the company has launched the Radar LED watch, a clever piece that shows the time with sweeping beams of light that flash across the watch face. The watch features a USB-rechargeable movement and a mineral crystal with silk-screen cross-hairs and markers. Behind the glass are a set of LEDs that either blink when you raise the watch to look at the time or tap a side button.
No step counters or notifications mar the stark simplicity of this strange watch. The time flashes up on the face and disappears just as quickly.
Like most Tokyoflash watches, this thing is hard to read at first. I suspect it becomes an acquired skill. While you won’t be able to scan for bogeys for real on this decidedly unsmart watch, it makes for an interesting – if bold – conversation starter. It’s shipping now for $189.
A new Xiaomi Blackshark SKR-A0 appeared in a leaked set of specs today, ready to roll for the gaming crowd. The folks at Xiaomi are extremely adept at making devices that pick up on the best features in competing devices, making them their own in their own machines. As such, it makes a whole lot of sense that a Xiaomi … Continue reading
ARK: Survival Evolved is a PC game that’s usually a great reason to buy a new graphics card. Now it’s coming to mobile platforms. This game is a first-person RPG, survival, and adventure game that’s been rather popular since inception. This version of the game contains the full online survival experience available on both PC and gaming console – no … Continue reading
Earlier this month, Nintendo premiered a new Direct that focuses on some of the triple-A titles launching for the platform over the course of 2018. There weren’t very many indie titles detailed during that Nintendo Direct, and today we’re discovering that there was a good reason for that. Nintendo announced today that it will host a new showcase next week … Continue reading
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