If you are looking for a comfy, over sized beanbag gaming chair for your home, check out Sumo’s Sway line.

Title: Red Crow Mysteries: Legion Price: $9.99 System(s): *PC window, Mac Release Date: November 17, 2011 Publisher (Developer): Big Fish Game (Cateira) ESRB Rating: “Teen” Pros: You can skip puzzles that are too hard and no penalties for clicking on wrong items. Dark and creepy atmosphere adds to the game’s ambiance. Cons: Puzzles are sometimes more »

EA recently released its remake of NFL Blitz, a game that drained me of a college education’s worth of quarters in the ’90s.

Very likely due to restrictions placed on it by the National Football League, EA removed one of the most enjoyable parts of the game: late hits.

You haven’t seen dancing till you’ve seen the Alvin, Simon, Theodore and the lovely Chippettes kicking it and kick it they do to classic dance hits in the Chipwrecked video game.

The start of CES 2012 is a few days away. This is an exciting time for tech companies and media to come together to discover what will be the big trends for the year. There are going to be ultrabooks, smartphones, tablets, cameras and various accessories covering every free space in the Las Vegas Convention more »

Gameloft put Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation on sale for $0.99 Monday. Just by reading the game’s title, it’s obvious Gameloft is trying to make Modern Combat successful by associating it with Modern Warfare 3. Gameloft has been using this method for a while. Gameloft used the success of StarCraft 2, Uncharted, World of Warcraft more »

Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots was finally released for Android today after it was delayed in November. It’s free in the Amazon Appstore, but the price will increase to $0.99 on Wednesday. $0.99 isn’t much money, but you may be wondering if Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots is different enough from the original Fruit Ninja more »

I purchased The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim the day it came out. I picked it up for PS3, even though I’m well aware of Bethesda’s tendency to make PS3 ports inferior to that of the Xbox 360. I did this because frankly, I have no idea how much life my Xbox 360 has left in more »

All you have to do is break into a zoo and collect an innocent bottle of shaving cream. Sounds easy enough right?

The only problem is the zoo is really full of dinosaurs and the shaving cream really contains dino embryos. Hope their paying you well!

Ever want to go to the Moon? How about if you could think you did? That is what happens in Freebirds’ To the Moon. Two doctors run a machine that allows memories to be implanted into people (dying patients, in particular) to make them believe they actually visited the place.