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Sometimes video gaming headlines can be so challenging to sort out and break down. Here’s this week’s totally serious attempt to do so. Totally serious. Really. Even without using “unnamed sources” and stuff.
SimCity is oh so pretty
While some of the people who purchased SimCity can now get it to work, some issues remain. A consumer base upset about the “always” online feature of the game has been told that the game cannot work as a single player game without significant re-engineering of the game.
Sure enough, a player quickly modded the game to work offline, or at least claims to. Continue reading “This Week in Gaming (Snarky Edition) – Nintendo to pay up, Donkey Kong hacked, gamer wrecks a Droid” »
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OnLive has just dropped a press release announcing new mobile apps for Android, iPhone, and iPad that will effectively bring their “console-class” cloud gaming experience to over 500 million mobile devices in the UK and US.
You’re probably already familiar with OnLive’s game streaming service previously only available to Macs, PCs, or a dedicated OnLive console.
However, while most of the 200 games in their library will be playable on mobile devices via a wireless controller, 25 of those titles have also been ported with touchscreen controls. It isn’t just the smaller titles Continue reading “OnLive Brings Super Laggy Console Games to iPhone, iPad, and Android” »
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Motorola just took the wraps off the newest RAZR, dubbed the Droid RAZR (Motorola RAZR outside the US) that we first got a look at through a series of teasers in the past weeks. The device sports a 960 x 540 4.3-inch Super AMOLED display, 1.2 GHz processor, 1GB of RAM, microSD, 8-megapixel camera (1080p video capture), and 1.3-megapixel front-facing cam. The device also packs in a 1780mAh battery which the company claims will provide you with 12.5 hours talk time and 8.9 hours video playback.
As expected it will come with Android Gingerbread, but execs are quick to note it will get Ice Cream Sandwich when Google finally makes it available. It will also support Motorola’s own webtop platform, be capable of downloading HD Netflix vids, and of course, run on Verizon’s 4G LTE network.
As for the physical design, expect that kevlar backside spotted earlier in the week, Corning Gorilla glass, and kevlar and aluminum accents throughout. Continue reading “Motorola unveils the 4G LTE Droid RAZR on Verizon” »
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Name: Craig Hunter
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About: Craig Hunter is a main contributor for the Jace Hall Show and has been an avid gamer for over 15 years. He also freelances for a number of websites and magazines covering mobile products and emerging technologies.See Authors Posts (1160)

Samsung just sent out invites for their Mobile Unpacked 2011 event slated for October 11th at 11:30AM PST. Joining them will be Google, and by the “look at what’s new from Android” tagline on the invites, most are expecting to see both the Nexus Prime and next version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich. Continue reading “Google and Samsung to unveil Nexus Prime & Ice Cream Sandwich October 11?” »