Nintendo of America has a produced a lovely infographic looking at some of the highlights the company has provided gamers over the last decade. It is clear from looking at the image that we have had some stellar games from the Kyoto-based company as well as hardware. We have had the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 2DS,…
R Series PCs will let you combine two disks into a RAID 0 or RAID 1 configuration Zotac is a seasoned campaigner when it comes to the mini-PC market, where it has been a key player for many years now. It’s once again trying to make its presence felt with the new R Series ZBOX…
Originally released in 2005, and developed by the Ukrainian studio Deep Shadows, Boiling Point: Road to Hell is an extremely buggy, flawed, and some would claim unforgettable open world FPS. It arrived at a time when open worlds were relatively uncommon and, well, kinda showed why: the game was absolutely overreaching in its goals, and…
My flying city in Airborne Empire is tilted at a 1 degree angle. That’s not a big deal: it’s barely detectable visually and it doesn’t seem to be bothering my citizens. It sure is bothering me, though. I can’t stop imagining one of my residents, after a hard day harvesting resources or battling pirates or…
Hey there action heroes, we’re excited to be back with our first free content update for PlayStation VR, out now! Packed with new scenes, new modifiers, new weapon models and wraps, along with new audio and visual effects, the Heartbreaker Trilogy offers fresh content combinations and styles of play so you can slay a new…
One of the most requested franchises from Nintendo fans is a new entry in the F-Zero series. The last game we received was F-Zero Climax for the Game Boy Advance in 2004. Red Bull recently had the chance to interview Toshihiro Nagoshi who was the producer of the excellent F-Zero GX for the GameCube. He…