CyanogenMod Installer pulled from Play Store
Well, that was fun while it lasted. The CyanogenMod Installer that debuted in the Play Store on November 12 has been pulled. It was a surprise that Google approved the…
Command & Conquer: Renegade HD Fan Remake Deploys This February
Command & Conquer: Renegade will return as Renegade X, a free multiplayer tactical shooter that faithfully modernizes the 12-year old original. View Article Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
EA May Be Working On An Open-World Star Wars Game
EA Canada appears to be gearing up for development of an open-world next-gen Star Wars title, with some help from Visceral Games. View Article Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
Gotta Get em all!
Gotta Get em all! Give it to me now! From: therealAgerbon Views: 1 1 ratings Time: 00:15 More in Gaming Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
Release: Mr. Bree+
Fast like a breeze, busy like a bee. Mr. Bree+, a robust adventure platformer with 60 challenging levels, classic art direction, and an original music score available for download as…
How to record gameplay on your Xbox One
Chris Watters takes you through the steps of how to record and upload gameplay on your brand new Xbox One! Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
EVE Online Review
Tranquility. I’ve always puzzled at the name of EVE Online’s single server. It’s an ironic moniker to lend to a world where hundreds of thousands of players jockey for resources,…
Shenmue developer doing GDC postmortem, PS4 architect Mark Cerny translating
The full schedule of speakers and panels for the Game Developers Conference 2014 hasn’t been announced yet, but one can’t-miss talk is already lined up. Yu Suzuki, the designer behind…
Android head talks Project Svelte and how Android 4.4 KitKat is the leanest Android version yet
Back during Google IO 2012, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean was officially unveiled unto the world. Major firmware versions always bring their share of new features, it was a little something…
Android head talks Project Svelte and how Android 4.4 KitKat is the leanest Android version yet
Back during Google IO 2012, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean was officially unveiled unto the world. Major firmware versions always bring their share of new features, it was a little something…
