Zero Sight by B. Justin Shier Deiter Resnick is a bright kid plans to get out of his hometown of Las Vegas. He has the smarts to do it and a bright future has an accomplished scientist he can just get a full ride to college.
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Praise Frosty! That's the name of the 73-year-old man who had a priceless portrait of Jesus Christ sitting in the closet of his Tennessee motor home.
Captain Planet is getting his own live-action movie debut — which means we're getting a blue, mostly-shirtless superhero who sports a bright red caplet, hot pants, boots and a green mullet.
Microsoft will reveal an Xbox Live subscription TV service at E3 on Monday, or so the rumor goes.
Like countless crayon drawings from a crazed mind coming together to form a giant disturbing picture, American McGee's vision coalesces in the launch trailer for Alice: Madness Returns.
This is it, ladies and gentlemen. A gold master containing the culmination of fourteen years of game development is now in production
Dropped on a mysterious, ice-covered Siberian island, Call of the Dead has players control a dream-team of zombie killers as they fight to survive an army of the Soviet undead led by the set-light wielding reanimated corpse of George Romero.
A speculative VentureBeat report suggests that Sony took down the PlayStation Network completely to avoid a new program that let hackers use a credit card number to download software - even if the credit card number was fake.
We haven't heard from Bill S. Preston, Esquire and Theodore "Ted" Logan since 1991. But actors Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter have promised their fans a third installment of Bill and Ted — and now the script is finally done!
The latest Federal Trade Commission undercover shopper survey found that video game retailers continue to enforce the sale of "M-Rated" games to minors better than any other industry.
The Tokyo-based electronics giant told Japanese website AV Watch that new PSPgo units would no longer be manufactured or shipped "in order to concentrate on the NGP".
According to several published news reports, Sony plans to halt production of the PSP Go.
Green Lantern won over a skeptical crowd with hot new footage of superhero space opera action last night. And now you can see for yourself!
It is rumored that Oscar winner Geoffrey Rush (the Pirates of the Caribbean films, The King's Speech) will lend his voice to the role of Tomar-Re in the upcoming DC movie.
The spring season of video games usually starts busy, then slows. But last year's spring produced Kotaku's 2010 Game of The Year and a few GOTY contenders are on the calendar to be released between now and June.
On Monday in Dallas, Terminix filled a billboard emblazoned with the words "E. COLI" with several thousand roaches
It's been 25 years since the release of The Legend of Zelda
In yet another news report masquerading as an editorial (the last one being the whole Carole Lieberman "Games cause Rape" story), Fox News writer John Brandon takes another shot at stirring the pot about Epic Games' Bulletstorm.
First glimpse of First Class.
FoxNews has posted an article examining the violent and sexual content of the upcoming Bulletstorm and I'm happy to report that it's the most entertainingly sensationalistic tripe I've read in quite a while.
The super bowl tv spot for Captain america
Looks like Disney's planning a Blu-ray and DVD disc orgy for the upcoming home video release of 2010's Tron: Legacy. And it looks like that includes the long-awaited release of the 1982 original on Blu-ray as well.
The PSP2 is finally here. Sony revealed its brand new PlayStation Portable at an event in Tokyo today, giving us our first official look at the PlayStation maker's next bold foray into handheld gaming, the "Next Generation Portable." Here are the first details.
Conservative gadfly Phyllis Schlafly put together a list of New Year's resolutions that incoming freshman republican lawmakers on the state and federal level should adopt, in her estimation.
Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, the son of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul and a frequent critic of the Transportation Security Administration, was stopped by security at the Nashville airport Monday when a scanner set off an alarm and Paul declined to allow a security officer to subsequently pat him down. The White House said airport security acted appropriately.
But the fact is, for the good of our country and our economy, rejecting the Keystone XL deal was the best decision possible. Here are six facts about the proposed Keystone XL deal that make clear why the pipeline was a bad deal for America and why it deserved to be rejected:
The Obama administration will announce this afternoon it is rejecting a Canadian firm’s application for a permit to build and operate a massive oil pipeline across the U.S.-Canada border, according to sources who have been briefed on the matter.
Earlier today, I received the Secretary of State’s recommendation on the pending application for the construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline. As the State Department made clear last month, the rushed and arbitrary deadline insisted on by Congressional Republicans p …
The January 24th Senate vote is our best chance to stop SOPA. The EFF, Public Knowledge, Demand Progress, CDT, and anti-SOPA lobbyists all agree on this. So together we've been organizing meetings with Senators in their home districts.
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