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Real Talk for Mixer Part 2: The Feedbackening
I intended to write this while on a 4 hour layover on my way back from PAX South but the night before we left, promptly got a big ol’ case of PAX Pox. I’m still hacking up my lungs as … Continue reading
Real Talk for Mixer from a Loyal Streamer
Note: I’ve written a follow-up post you may also want to check out when you’re done this one. Mixer’s been my exclusive streaming home since 2017 and I have no plans to change that. I love the near-zero chat lag … Continue reading
So That Was E3 2016 (with Ramble Video)
Another year of the video game industry’s biggest blast of info, spectacle and hype has come and gone and it’s time for my yearly chat about it. Despite being little more than a fancy marketing event, I’ve always really … Continue reading
The Double Standards of the Windows 10 Privacy Outrage
Have you used a modern smartphone platform like iOS, Android or Windows Phone today? Did you use a free e-mail service like Gmail? Have you checked in and posted your latest life whatevers on Facebook, Twitter or some other social network or liked … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Coverage, Technology Tagged Microsoft, privacy, tech press, Windows 10 4 Comments
So That Was E3 2015 (With Video)
Normally when I do these post-show posts, I talk about not only the show itself but games that interested me. This year’s different because myself along with various friends and members of the RambleCast talked over all of the E3 … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Coverage, Culture, Predictions, Video Games Tagged augmented reality, Bethesda Softworks, console games, E3, Electronic Entertainment Expo, HoloLens, Microsoft, Nintendo, Nintendo 3DS, Oculus Rift, outrage culture, PC games, PC Gaming Show, PlayStation 4, Project Morpheus, PS4, Sony Computer Entertainment, Square Enix, StarVR, video games, Virtual Reality, Wii U, Xbox One Leave a comment
Lenovo's Superfish Is A Superfail for the PC (With Video)
In the PC industry’s latest feat of idiocy, manufacturer Lenovo has been caught red-handed pre-installing what is widely considered to be spyware on machines they sold in the latter half of 2014. It’s an application called Superfish which is designed … Continue reading
My Bold Predictions for 2015
Here we are again for another year of predictions. I reviewed and scored last year’s in my previous post and scored I think the lowest I have since I started doing this, which was kind of a surprise as I … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Computers, Coverage, Culture, Internet, Mobile Phones, Predictions, Tablets, Technology, Video Games Tagged 4K TV, AAA games, Apple, Assassin's Creed, Capcom, computer security, Double Fine Productions, free-to-play, game journalism, GamerGate, games press, indie games, Kickstarter, Konami, Microsoft, mobile games, Nintendo, No Man's Sky, Oculus Rift, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Now, predictions, Project Morpheus, PS4, smart watches, social games, social media, Sony, Star Citizen, Steam, Steam Early Access, Steam Greenlight, Steam Machines, SteamOS, tablets, technology, The Division, Twitter, Ubisoft, Valve, video game consoles, video games, Wii U, Windows 10, Xbox One, Yahoo!, YouTube, Zynga 1 Comment
The Game Industry's Fall of Foulups (With Video)
2014’s Fall deluge of games is upon us. Stuff is coming out left and right and gamers around the world are super excited to be jumping into a whole pile of new titles and finally justifying their purchases of next-gen … Continue reading
Microjang (or Alternatively, Minesoft)
Sorry, those are the best punny names I could come up with. Well, another thing that was rumoured came true, Microsoft bought Mojang for 2.5 billion dollars. They have purchased the whole company but as the title of Patrick Klepek’s article … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Predictions, Video Games Tagged Microsoft, Minecraft, Mojang, Notch, video games Leave a comment