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Want Your Legs Broken? Use iPhone Card Counting App
The Associated Press published a story today from the Las Vegas Review Journal regarding casinos being alerted to the use of an iPhone application that can help blackjack players count cards. Neither article mentions which card counting application was being used but CrunchGear has a great write up on the PRO Series of iPhone [...]
Continue reading...Nintendo Wants You To Walk In A Video Game
28. January 2009
Yes you ready that title correctly, a video game that simply wants you to walk and record your steps to unlock mini games and trivia. Walk With Me encourages gamers (I use that term loosely here), to get off the couch and get to walking. Electronic pedometers will measure the amount of players steps and you will [...]
Continue reading...More Music In Games; 5,000 Songs This Year?
28. January 2009
I am not a huge Rock Band/Guitar Hero fan after receiving permanent damage to my pinkie finger trying to master medium to hard levels. I’m also left handed and the guitars just don’t feel right with whammy bars on top; the world hates left handers. Billboard is reporting the lofty goal of MTV releasing more [...]
Continue reading...The End Of An Era; Tony Hawk & Neversoft, Nevermore
12. January 2009
If you are a long time console gamer, or maybe even new to the scene, Tony Hawk’s games have been a staple of the industry for over a decade. News out of Montana (the hub of the gaming world, no doubt) is that the long time producer of the Tony Hawk video game series, Neversoft, [...]
Continue reading...Microsoft Surface Found A Competitor
10. January 2009
Here at D|M we are huge fans of the Microsoft Surface, which is a table-top touch screen display that will eventually revolutionize the way we interact with computers. Well, CrunchGear found a “diamond in the rough” at CES that should give Microsoft a run for their money. The iTable (that’s original) from PQ Labs is [...]
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16. February 2009
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