Our friends over at The Chaos Grenade have posted a rather thoughtful article regarding the Apple iPad. The article takes a look at one viable, if not superior, alternative.
If touch-screen interfaces float your boat, then take a look…. here. 
Is Modern Warfare 2 getting a tad bit stale? Looks like the developers are releasing a bit of an addition come the end of March.
Hit the jump for more.
All hands are on deck for this Geekcast.
We talk about the newly released Bioshock 2. We try our hands at the Heavy Rain and Aliens Vs. Predator demos. Nazi-ravaged France gets a gander as we discuss Saboteur. Random banter and news of the week is also to be had.
You can give it a listen after the jump or snag it from iTunes.
Well, it’s February 9th and 2k Marin’s sequel to the 2007 Game of the Year, Bioshock, has been released. How has Rapture fared during the decade between titles? What’s all this about multiplayer? How have the mechanics changed? Will I ever look at the box art the same ever again? Well, having picked up the game at midnight and spent several hours with it, I’ll be happy to answer most of these questions…after the jump.
The realm of musical puzzle games is inhabited by few games intrepid enough to meld quick wits and adaptive audio. Last week, another title graced this hallowed land with its presence on the XBox Live Arcade. Chime, developed by Zoe Mode and published by the non-profit publisher OneBigGame, is now available for the paltry sum of 400 MS points.
Find out more after the jump.
A new month and a new Geekcast.
This week we cover some of the finer things as we wait for the next wave of great games. We discuss many different movies this week from comic spin-off movies to zombie post-apocalyptic movies. We also talk about some of the news that was dropped over the week, such as a circular Monopoly.
You can give it a listen after the jump or download from iTunes.
Based on the first trailer released for Cop Out, I was kind of scared. It looked like Kevin Smith might have lost it. However, if you’ve seen any Smith movie, you know that censorship is a cruel mistress to his style.
The new red band trailer (meaning NSFW) winds up a little better. Doesn’t look like it’ll be one of his best films, but it could easily be a hilarious matinee or rental. Besides, Bruce Willis doing dick jokes can’t be all that bad.
Catch the video after the jump.
After several false starts, the newest DLC for Bioware’s Dragon Age has finally been released on XBox 360 and PC with no word on PS3 yet. Thanks to some poor planning on Bioware’s behalf, the content dropped on January 29th, a mere 3 days after Mass Effect 2. Thanks to these overlapping releases, I’m willing to bet that I wasn’t the only Dragon Age fan that was blissfully unaware of the new content. I’ll let you know if it’s worth the five dollar price tag… after the jump.
As we’ve already discussed on the weekly podcast, I’ve been playing a fair amount of Bayonetta. It’s been one week now since I received the title through Gamefly, and my excitement has not yet waned. Granted, my Bayonetta time has been heavily perforated by Mass Effect 2 time, but at least 8 hours have been logged in the former. With that, I feel comfortable to share with you my opinions of the game thus far…
Second Geekcast for the year: so far so good!
This week, we delve into what you and your Shepard can expect in Mass Effect 2. We give the run down and review Borderlands. Things get heated as we talk about the over the top Bayonetta. We review Gamer and its possible insight on what we might expect for future gamers. We also tackle the big elephant of the week, the iPad. And it is all wrapped up nice and tight with a WTF Tyler finale.
You can listen to it all after the jump or download it off iTunes.
Early this week, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit rejected the claims in a lawsuit that challenged a ban on Dungeons and Dragons by the Waupun Correctional Institution in Wisconsin.
The law suit was brought by prisoner Kevin T. Singer, arguing that the First and 14th amendment were violated by the prison’s decision to ban DnD. With the decision also came the confiscation of his books, a 96-page manuscript he wrote, and additional materials.
It is a new year, and with it comes another year of Gen Con. If you are like us, you cannot wait to attend and will be glad to know that you can officially pre-register for badges now!
We are back with a new year and a new resolve: to bring you a geekcast every week! To start off the year, we have made Tyler evolve into a human whom no longer speaks like a bee.
This week’s geekcast covers mostly gaming and movies. We talk about and review Torchlight and Assassin’s Creed 2, discuss the huge wave of games coming out, and delve into the world of Avatar.
You can give it a listen after the jump or download it off iTunes.
Atlus continues its streak of Persona for the PSP with the announcement that they will be publishing Persona 3 Portable for the PSP. While Persona 3 for the PS2 was a huge hit and introduced many people to the Persona series, Persona 3 Portable looks to enhance the original game and add mechanics that were introduced in Persona 4. In addition players will be able to play a new female protagonist.
It’s been almost three years since the last Armored Core game release on console. There has been a couple of re-releases of Armored Core games on the PSP but no games on the console front. Thankfully, From Software recently announced its fourteenth installment of the series Armored Core 5, which will be for the PS3 and Xbox360.
You can check out the announcement video and robot/explosion gallery after the break.
