If you’ve ever gamed online, you’re likely to have encountered at least a few terrible teammates. Most of you have probably learned simply to deal with them – shrug your shoulders and move on. If you’ve got a bit of spare change, there might be an alternative – pay for it.
So we’re one step closer to true virtual reality. A Kickstarter Page just went live for the ARAIG Gaming Suit – a piece of wearable hardware designed to provide real, visceral sensory feedback. It’s about as awesome as it sounds.
Ever since the Xbox One reveal last week, Microsoft has been one of the most popular whipping boys in gaming. Thing is…with everyone focusing on all the stuff the organization’s doing wrong, we’re losing sight of what they’re doing right. Which, believe it or not…is quite a bit.
A look at the way that video game technology can be used to help in the creation of robots. A new robot that is being worked out by a research team at Cornell Universit that is using the set of cameras and the ability to recorgize the movement of human beings of the Microsoft Kinect to make a new robot.
Last week, it was announced by Microsoft that the Xbox One will not allow independent developers to self-publish their own titles. Instead, any developer who wishes to publish a game on the Xbox One’s marketplace will require a publishing deal. That’s not their only mistake, either. Foot; meet buckshot.
Slowly but surely, gaming is readying itself to abandon physical disks. We’re already seeing signs of that trend developing with the advent of technologies like Steam, cloud storage, and digital downloads on consoles. There are some who claim the day of digital games is already here – but are we truly ready for that?
As many of you are no doubt already aware, the Xbox One was announced today. The press event was…interesting, to say the least. Since watching it, I can’t help but wonder: has Microsoft already lost the next-gen game?
Today Microsoft introduced the Xbox One, its next generation gaming console, and the company aims to make it an all-in-one device for the living room with online and social features for the whole family.
Some time ago, a fellow on Destructoid who goes by the handle "kidvid666"
made a very exciting revelation.
Apparently, he owns one of the only two Sega Pluto units in existence. He decided to see what he could sell it for, and opted to put it up for auction. Unfortunately, things didn’t exactly go as planned.
Good news, everyone! If you want to be a better gamer, a solution might only be a few volts away. At least, that’s what Michael Oxley and Martin Skinner – inventors of the Foc.us headset – think. They’ve developed a device designed to jolt your brain with electricity….
And up your game in the process.
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