Monthly Archives December 31, 2014

Ah, navigation. Not that it matters much to me anyway, I can't even drive yet because I'm too short (and, to be honest, too unstable) to see over the wheel. But I do know what I'm gonna ask for the year I...

Satellite Reign Satellite Reign Official website: http://satellitereign.com/ Currently (December 2014) the game is still in alpha version. Satellite Reign is a real-time, class-based strategy...

The future where humans need not apply thanks to robot automation isn't as rosy as often predicted.   The film focuses on the topic of robots' rapidly increasing usefulness through human society,...

Most privatized forces finance their equipment with advertising. Their armors are marketing items that doubles as a digital billboard, displaying commercial messages while they are on patrol. - TECH -...

MECH: HUMAN TRIALS Mech is hands down, the worlds most dangerous drug. I’ve never seen anything like it. — Dr. Peter Venter, New York City Health DontDoMech Scenario After a serious accident, a...

Right from the start I want to go ahead and say not everyone is going to agree with this list.  I have made omissions in certain areas so as to leave out games that were re-released or remastered this year. ...

I had an idea for a story once as a teenager that the world ran out of room for all it's people, so the lower class had to move to beneath the earth's surface. There, cities and communities were born and...

Imagine you're a businessman on a trip around the world.  You begin your journey at LAX in Los Angeles with a cup of coffee while you wait to board your flight to Narita.  Upon arriving in Tokyo you hail a...

It has long been my opinion that the original Deus Ex developed by Ion Storm (the good Ion Storm, not the ones who made Daikatana) and published by Eidos Interactive in 2000 is far and away the greatest video...

The Martin Jetpack in action. There have been huge advancements in drone technology over the last few decades.  Drones have become smaller, faster, and much more agile, turning them from a science fiction...