There is this idea that people have to choose between PC and console gaming. While I’m sure there are some folks that are adamant about only using one or the other, the reality is, gamers just want to play games — the platform doesn’t really matter. Hell, some consumers own all of the current consoles, […]
For many gamers, today is a wondrous day — Astral Chain released on the Nintendo Switch. It’s currently a best seller on Amazon as well as the Nintendo eShop. What’s more, it has raked up positive reviews across the internet from fellow gamers and professional reviewers alike. That’s not too surprising given that the game
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It’s hard to know what to expect from a game with a title like Astral Chain. It’s a name that calls to mind things like astrological and arcane philosophy books. But in reality, it’s the latest release from Platinum Games, a studio best-known for stylish action games like Bayonetta, Vanquish, and, more recently, Nier: Automata,
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Photo credit: Wario64The Nintendo Switch may be getting Overwatch after Blizzard Entertainment accidentally listed an officially licensed “PowerA Protection Case” yesterday, but quickly removed it. This case was designed precisely to fit the Switch in handheld mode, and inside, you’ll find felt lining, an Overwatch logo tag, screen-protector flap with storage for nine game cards,
ResearchStore.biz new offering titled Global Gaming Hardware Market Professional Survey Report 2019 is auspicious for the advertisements, governments, shareholders, residential & business customers, and manufacturers to present their market-centric tactics in addition to existing trends over the globe. The market study covers market space, opportunities, and threats faced by the vendors in the Gaming Hardware market. It contains segments such as types,
Last week, a small company based in Texas won its patent infringement lawsuit against Nintendo of America. The jury awarded iLife Technologies $10 million in damages when it decided that Nintendo’s Wii controllers infringe on iLife’s six patents on motion-sensing technology. iLife filed the federal patent lawsuit against Nintendo in 2013, asking for $144 million.
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