Apparently RAGE is in a rough patch at the moment, yes it is an original IP of id Software but the PC version of the gamer has been marred with so many difficulties that it could have used many more months of development in order to get a stable version.

It reminds one of the days when THQ forced that of Red Faction IP out the window, and we all know the status of that IP. While the PC version is evidently having troubles, it isn’t isolated to that of the console PS3 version from that of our insider information.

This was stated by that of the creator of Minecraft in regards to the lawsuit, which we will see that of Bethsoft losing badly and only hurting themselves and the player base.

Seriously, you are going to claim that "Scrolls" a word is infringing on that of "The Elders Scrolls"? That is like saying that "World of Warcraft" owns the name "World or Warcraft" for every time that it is used in such other gaming titles.

It is a ridiculous argument, and everyone should be confident that nothing will come of it, it is simply lawyers being lawyers and Bethsoft is getting a little too big and overzealous of what they are becoming.

THQ isn’t happy with that of the disappointing sales numbers of Red Faction: Armageddon. So, at this moment they have no plans to revisit the franchise in the future, however they created a TV mini movie based on the franchise with SyFy Channel. So, what is wrong with this picture?

Apparently their just isn’t enough MMO, after all we are being over saturated every year with more and more, when will it all steady out? No one knows.

Start putting shovel loads of dirt on the coffin of dreams… This is a sad day.

I am relatively new to the Pokemon craze, having started the series with the fourth generation Pokemon game, HeartGold. At first, I thought it was just a kid’s game. Then one night, I was chatting on Skype with Trusty Friends Rogue Nine, Darth Moeller, spinkle, and Maverick, who were all apparently capturing Magikarp and assorted other creatures.

They were having entirely too much fun, even when one accounted for all the beer-drinking involved. So, a few days later when I went to the local Best Buy, where I am on a first name basis with the manager because I’m there nearly as often as he is, I decided to pick up HeartGold along with my daughter’s SoulSilver that I had promised her. I plugged it into my DS, informed the Pokemon Skypernauts that I was now the proud owner of a Pokemon game, and promptly got inundated with all sorts of information and arguments over which one was the best starter.

The Dept of Homeland Security has taken it upon itself and its endless draconian powers to seize yet again more Domains. The government is taking the sites with court approval, under the same civil seizure law the government invokes to seize brick-and-mortar drug houses, bank accounts and other property tied to illegal activity.

Microsoft is on the verge of buying Skype for $8.5billion - despite the Internet phone service making a loss of $7million last year.

Information behemoth scorns ethics protecting privacy and property. Google Inc.’s “Don’t Be Evil” slogan is seductive but misleading. It is the lowest business ethics standard ever devised, excusing everything Google does short of evil. Google isn’t evil - but neither is it ethical.