Today was a great wrap for PAX East. Having spent day’s one and two focusing on games, I decided to spend time time taking picture of the various guests dressed in costume. Short for Costume Play, Cosplay is basically the hip term for dressing up as your favorite character from comic books, video games, or [...]
The second day of PAX East had as much energy as the first if not more. While Saturday’s tend to be the most heavy for a show like this, the crowed seemed pretty on par with the previous day. Today was a chance to scout the floor out a bit to see titles that caught [...]
PAX East kicked off to a great start with a high level of energy and excitement. While the lines were long, they were manageable and all of the games on display were accessible to everyone. Companies are getting a jumpstart on the road to E3 through promotion of their key titles coming out this year. [...]
Musicology – the study of music. Digital Musicologists: Online Music’s Tastemakers was one of the panels I attended today as SXSW Music continued its weeklong experience. What made this panel interesting is that the work of a musicologist isn’t something I’ve given too much thought to. I have just taken it as a given that there [...]
This recent post I made about midseason television shows sparked some interesting conversations in the office about some of the new DVR solutions that are currently available. After cycling through link after link and subtle hints telling me to upgrade my device (ironic given we work at a storage company, right?) I wanted to share [...]
I’m all about innovation, and the CEA President, Paul Shapiro, declared during the Qualcomm keynote speech that we would be seeing a great deal of innovations during the course of the week of CES. But unless an innovation can have an impact on a personal level, it’s just another trinket. Well hellooooo, Aiwi! Aiwi is [...]
How does one adequately prepare for the Consumer’s Electronics Show aka CES? Never mind the idea of how big the show is, how many companies that will be present and the cool “toys” I’ll get a chance to play with. What I have been stumped with is the simplest of questions – what is a [...]
In my heart of hearts, I’m a gamer. I have been since I was a kid and my mother bought my father an Intellivision. It was something I took to almost immediately. He did a great job playing sports games with me, but with scores like 84-7 in football, I figured it was going to [...]
I wasn’t a fan of Apple products – at least not when I was a geeky-teenager growing up in the 1980s. I loved my IBM Turbo XT clone, which had no hard drive by the way and instead used two 5.25” floppy drives. Part of what I enjoyed about that computer was the feeling that [...]
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