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“Symphony of Science” Makes Mind-blowing Music

Thanks to the wonders of Auto-Tune and awesome electronica backdrops, an enterprising YouTuber has turned famous scientists like Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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Cheyenne Mountain Announces Stargate: Resistance

Cheyenne Mountain, the company that still hasn’t brought you Stargate Worlds, has announced Stargate: Resistance, the next videogame in the Stargate franchise that ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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Mysterious Blue Spiral Light Appears in Norwegian Sky

Astronomers and Norwegian citizens alike have been baffled by the appearance of a strange blue spiral light in the sky above the Scandinavian ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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New Zelda Built From Twilight Princess?

According to Nintendo, Twilight Princess didn’t accomplish everything that it intended on the Wii and the new Zelda title might use the same ...

By Greg Tito Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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Activision Sues No Doubt

Activision has responded to No Doubt’s lawsuit over Band Hero by filing a countersuit claiming the group has breached its contract by refusing ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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EA’s Riccitiello: Over a Billion Gamers in the World Today

EA big boss John Riccitiello thinks that there are more than a billion people playing games all across the world, and that the ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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The Escapist Content Coming to Boxee

The Escapist and Boxee team up to bring all your favorite videos from The Escapist to your big screen. Boxee, developer of the ...

By Jeff Palumbo Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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America’s Army Costs US Taxpayers $32.8 Million

Since work began on free-to-play-FPS-slash-recruitment-tool America’s Army in early 2000, the project has cost the actual US Armed Forces almost $33 million dollars ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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U.K. Workers Calling In Sick to Play Videogames

A new study has revealed that more than half the sick days used in the U.K. are burned up on things other than ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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EA Chief Sees Pirates as a “Marketplace”

Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello doesn’t like piracy but says that as long as it’s a fact of life, he’d rather treat it ...

By Andy Chalk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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ECA Boss Hal Halpin Addresses Accusations of Fraud

In the wake of controversy surrounding accusations of wrongdoing levied at the Entertainment Consumers Association by a vocal minority, ECA CEO Hal Halpin ...

By John Funk Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

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Nintendo Appeals French Court’s Flash Card Decision

Nintendo has backed the prosecutor’s appeal in a French court which found flash card manufacturer, Divineo, was not committing a crime. Last week, ...

By Greg Tito Legacy AuthorDecember 9, 2009

“Symphony of Science” Makes Mind-blowing Music

Cheyenne Mountain Announces Stargate: Resistance

Mysterious Blue Spiral Light Appears in Norwegian Sky

New Zelda Built From Twilight Princess?

Activision Sues No Doubt

EA’s Riccitiello: Over a Billion Gamers in the World Today

The Escapist Content Coming to Boxee

America’s Army Costs US Taxpayers $32.8 Million

U.K. Workers Calling In Sick to Play Videogames

EA Chief Sees Pirates as a “Marketplace”

ECA Boss Hal Halpin Addresses Accusations of Fraud

Nintendo Appeals French Court’s Flash Card Decision

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