Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apps. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2012

Introducing Mini Reviews!

I told you there were going to be changes, starting with the small ones. However this one is just to see how well we can all manage upon it.

Instead of doing small reviews for big brand titles for the PS3, 360, and Wii systems, we will be doing small reviews for games that are essentially smaller titles. This would include app games like Angry Birds or free pc games like Slender. It will work with the four of us here giving our own personal rating decisions per game and leaving you readers to determine if getting this small title is even worth it. (for example, if three out of four of the ratings have ratings below a 7 out of 10, you probably should not get).

Four games are already on the page titled Mini Reviews, with only ratings currently from me and Bergy (one technically by Geoff which was pretty much determined by him in one of our podcast episodes, but he can change it if he wishes to do so in the future).

The four of us will have the chance to put on as many games and place as many of our own personal ratings as we wish to, but you guys also have some say! Is there a smaller under the radar game that you would love for us to both play and give our personal opinions about? Feel free to throw one out in the comments whenever you want! We will gladly play any app, hindie, or free pc game that you all request, considering that our laptops and mobile devices are capable of playing them XD.

Until next time...

Tuesday, July 10, 2012

a New Console???????

Say hello to Ouya, it is a custom-based Android operating system targeted to launch early next year.

We know that it's open to any developer making a game, provided that they have a free portion to it such as a Demo or Free-to-Play version. TwitchTV is one of the many Android apps that are supported. It does connect by HDMI at 1o8op HD, has WiFi and Bluetooth, and  Tegra 3 Quad Core Processor.

The controllers are wireless and use two AA batteries, and also have a touch pad for certain app games.  Other buttons make it similar to standard controllers with D-pads, action Buttons, and analog sticks.

How much would this bad boy cost? Just under a mere $100 is all! And while this may basically be a definite, with private fundings secured, the company has a kickstarter page asking for an additional $950,000 (click HERE to visit their kickstarter page for more on funding and rewards).

It may not be a strong competitor to the three mega consoles (but maybe who knows) it is still an interesting inclusion and can definitely be invited by gamers. No games have been confirmed so far, but some companies are interested like the makers of Minecraft.


 console comes out sometime next year...