 MSN NZ News |
Playing video game helps stroke victims recover
MSN NZ News By Erin Van Der Meer, MSN NZ An electronic console game that has been created to aid the rehabilitation of people recovering from strokes could be the solution to a shortage of physical therapists, the UK's The Telegraph reported. A Goofy Circus Video Game Is Helping Stroke Victims RecoverGizmodo |
 VentureBeat |
Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode II review
Examiner.com My first video game console was a Sega Genesis, and my sister and I played on that thing whenever we could. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and 3 were some of our co-op favorites. Most of the time, she played as Sonic and I played as the never-really-dead Tails. Sonic The Hedgehog 4 Episode II Review: A Really Great Game – If You Have A …Android Police Sonic the Hedgehog 4 Episode II available today, we go hands-onAndroid Community |
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It's Tinkerers v. Hollywood as Copyright Office Mulls New Jailbreaking Rules
Wired News (blog) “How do you balance, for instance, the use of being able to put Pong on a homebrew system with the numbers we are aware of in terms of videogame piracy?” he asked, noting that millions of videogames are already being shared without authorization on The … |
 Metro (blog) |
Which Video Game Controller Is Best? No, Seriously. Which?
Kotaku Kirk: Well yeah, though I for one welcome our new video game console overlords. (I'm sorry. Has that reference officially expired? Or did I maybe just make it expire?) But okay. Let's get specific again—what are some of your favorite video game … Nightly News Roundup: 05.17.2012Nintendojo Japanese consumers losing interest in Wii U, PS VitaGameZone Tips on “Green” GamingGamenguide NME.com -Metro (blog) -The Japan Daily Press all 64 news articles » |
 ExtremeTech |
Cloud Gaming Moves at the Blink of an Eye With NVIDIA GeForce GRID
Exec Digital (press release) "LG is very excited to be working with Gaikai for video game cloud streaming of AAA games, eliminating the need of bulky consoles to play games on thin smart TVs. With this new technology from NVIDIA, our cloud service with Gaikai will have increased … GeForce GTX 670: Carpet bombing the video card marketExtremeTech |
 PCR-online.biz |
Nvidia Shows Why Gaming Consoles Won't Be Around Forever
Forbes It's nothing more than a cord linking a video game controller to a LG Cinema 3D Smart TV television set. While Nvidia rival Advanced Micro Devices has cornered the market for the graphics processors that will power the next generation of gaming … How NVIDIA GeForce GRID Will Change Video GamesBenchmark Reviews NVIDIA GeForce Grid: Killing off Game Consoles?Tech.pinions Who Will Benefit From Cloud Gaming?Seeking Alpha androidandme.com -SlashGear -PCR-online.biz all 138 news articles » |
 USA TODAY |
Two big releases next week may break video game sales slump
USA TODAY Some developers have turned design efforts to the next generation of video game consoles, even though only Nintendo's Wii U has been announced, says Geoff Keighley, host of Spike network's GameTrailers TV. "Really, the only big game this year," he says … May '12 Videogame UpdatePatch.com Rockstar Games Announces Max Payne 3 Now Available for PlayStation(R)3 and …MarketWatch (press release) |
 RedOrbit |
Has The Era Of Video Game Consoles Passed?
RedOrbit Console-based video game sales fell 42 percent in April of this year, with total industry sales falling to $630.4 million from $930.9 million a year ago, according to market researcher NPD Group. An early Easter holiday and a relatively light game … X-Box rules slumping video game marketAPRO RTO Headquarters Analysts think retail game industry could hit six-year low in 2012SlashGear |
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Sizing Up China's Home Video Game Console, the CT510
Kotaku China's first foray into creating a mainstream video game system is a solid try in the right direction, except the system isn't a game system, it's an Online Multimedia Motion-sensing Device. The eedoo CT-510 already exceeded my expectations when I … |
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Lenovo-backed Firm Sidesteps Hardcore Gamers, With Chinese Video Game System
PCWorld By Michael Kan, IDG News The Lenovo-backed company behind China's newest homegrown video game system is aiming for product sales to reach hundreds of thousands of units over the next fiscal year ending in March, as it tries to build consumer interest … |