Pokémon is moving into Skylanders territory
Skylanders set a benchmark for expanding a video game beyond the television screen. And now Pokemon is looking to cash in on that new craze.
Microsoft’s Entertainment Division in major shake up
Rumours sprouted out over the last few days saying that Microsoft’s technical evangelist, J Allard, was currently on a sabbatical that he was never planning to return from. J Allard was the visionary behind the Xbox and the recently canned Courier tablet PC which I was totally in love with. However it appears that it’s not only Mr Allard who …
Popular iPhone Game Teaches Vulgar Words – WARNING, DEFINITELY NOT SAFE FOR WORK
The iPhone is quickly becoming one of the most popular platforms for quick and easy games on the go. One such game, which was released just a short while ago is a new word puzzle game that goes by the name of Scramble. How Scramble basically works is that you have little circles with letters in them on a 4×4 …
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