Aenne Schumann from Press 2 Reset joins the NA crew for a superhero crossover podcast! We talk Mass Effect news, 38 Studios, technology news, and ALF! We review Max Payne 3, Diablo 3, Awesomenauts, Dream Machine. Our Summer Game Pile series also continues. In this week’s community question, we explore the possibilities of time travel. Awkward silences FTW!
Have you ever been sitting on your couch and wished it was a few degrees warmer? Ever left for a long weekend and forgot to change your thermostat so that your A/C didn’t run the whole time raising your power bill? Really don’t care enough about you thermostat to want to mess with it? Well then you’re in luck! The Nest Thermostat may be just what you are looking for.
Amazon is back with an all Video Games day in their goldbox deal. Buff up your summer playlist with Prototype for just $29.99 and be sure to check back through out the day to see what they add into the…
This week Bioware hosted a screening of Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker in San Francisco and other locations. I’ll admit, I had no idea this movie was going to be even shown in theaters, much less anywhere where near I live. So, I braved rush hour on the Bay Bridge and headed into the city to take a peek.
A movie called “The Woman in Black” appeared in my Direct TV queue the other day and because of my unnatural obsession with all things paranormal, there was little I could do to combat its pull. Now, before you get all “OMG, I can’t believe you didn’t know about it” or “Ugh, isn’t that the one with Harry Potter not being Harry Potter” on me, hear me out. This film was quite good. Yes, it can be difficult to see Daniel Radcliffe as anything other than the brooding kid with glasses and an owl, but the way the movie progressed from first conflict to denouement was outstanding. I literally screamed at a couple key points in between, so the thrill factor was certainly present.
It's that time again. After some perverted Minecraft talk (see episode 59) the NA crew is heading back into the dungeon to record episode 60 of Rated NA. As per usual we require your wit to make our podcast as awesome…
A couple of years ago, my awesome friend Jorge lent me a book. (Excited yet? You should be.) It was titled, God’s Demon which piqued my curiosity not only because of the name, but also the way the pages rippled from repeated fondling. (You’re sick if you thought anything other than reading. This is a family site, people. No, not really. Skeet!)
Tighten your belts, because this update is going to blow your pants off.
SQUIDS gets a free update to the iOS app today, and a sequel kicking down the saloon doors this summer!
If we’re understanding correctly the newest Mass Effect multiplayer operation will feature more banshees than ever before, as well as banshees on non-reaper maps. Just when you thought wave 11 couldn’t get any worse… extra banshees, more screeching, and even more shoulder massage of death.
Today marks the late Bob Moogs 78th birthday, founder of Moog synths and keyboards, and godfather of all prog-rock keyboardists everywhere. In honor of the late Mr. Moog today’s google doodle is a full-fledged working synth!!
Seeing footage of XCOM: Enemy Unknown at this year’s PAX: East quickly reminded me how much I longed for the glory days of well executed turn based strategy. Not only did the XCOM look incredible, it also seemed to mysteriously capture the tone and pedigree of the original title. If you’re anything like myself and have been waiting for a proper release day for this long anticipated title, we’ve got great news, the wait is almost over! XCOM is set to invade North America on October 9th 2012 for both 360 and PC. (click for more info)
