Giant Humanoid Robots: A Flawed Weapon for Fighting Kaiju Summary In this blog post, we discuss the flaws of using giant humanoid robots in fighting kaiju. The primary concern is their instability due to bipedalism, which makes them vulnerable to attacks from the monsters. We also explore the cockpit placement in such robots and the …
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Game Lif: Bioshock Infinite Delayed and Gotcha Controversy Summary Irrational Games has announced a delay in launching Bioshock Infinite from October 16th to February 26th, 201. The game’s creative director, Ken Levine, stated that the team is working on adding new improvements to Bioshock Infinite. Additionally, Levine said there would be no showcase of the …
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Skulls of the Shogun: A Strategy Game to Die For Summary In this week’s episode of Game Life, we discuss “Skulls of the Shogun,” a strategy game coming to Xbox Live, Windows, Windows Phone, and the Surface. The game takes place in the afterlife, where the player assumes the role of General Akimoto, a samurai …
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Kickstarter: Revolutionizing Crowdfunding for Creative Projects Summary Kickstarter is a crowdfunding platform that has seen exponential growth since its launch in 2009. It has expanded to include not only creative arts projects but also gadgets, design projects, video games, and restaurants. Kickstarter remains focused on creative projects that spring from imagination and pursue some form …
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Google’s New $250 Chromebook and Motorola’s Latest Smartphone: A Review Summary Google has released a new Chromebook (the Samsung Chromebook) valued at $250, which is highly efficient, durable, and can be used comfortably by students all over the world. The Chromebook is compatible with Google’s ecosystem and is equipped with an ARM processor, making it …
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Gadget Lab Show: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 Tablet Review Summary In this Gadget Lab show review, Michael Kellor and Nathan Olivarez-Giles introduce the latest Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet equipped with a stylus called the S Pen. The device is similar to the previous Galaxy Note smartphone, but with an improved and optimized S Pen. …
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Reviving the Classic XCOM Series: A Q&A with Firaxis Games Summary The classic XCOM series of strategy role-playing games is making a comeback with the release of XCOM Enemy Unknow by 2K Games. In this blog post, we speak to the developers at Firaxis Games to learn about the challenges of bringing back such a …
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The Monito: A Look at Throwback Entertainment Summary In this article, we explore the latest episode of The Monito, where Peter Rubi, senior editor at Wire, shares his thoughts on a throwback movie, a throwback video game, and a throwback sound album. Rubi discusses The DodecaPentathlo, a movie about two brothers reuniting to compete in …
Total Recall, Spelunk, and Hawkeye: A Discussion with Peter Rubi Summary In this article, we discuss the topics covered by Peter Rubi, Senior Editor at Wire, in his speech. He talks about his initial skepticism towards the new Total Recall movie, his thoughts on the 8-bit platformer game Spelunk, and the return of the comic …
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Watson’s Role in Healthcare: Helping with the Cognitive Burden Summary In this article, we explore Watson’s role in the healthcare industry and how it can help both patients and healthcare providers deal with the cognitive burden of healthcare and medicine. Watson’s cognitive computing provides support to people for different kinds of reasoning tasks that they …
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