Maybe It’s Time for a Gamer ID System
Is anonymity essential to online freedom, creativity, and community or does it too often shelter cheaters, trolls, and predators?
Data Discipline: The Clutter Becomes us.
Our computers become sluggish and unresponsive, leaving us with a daunting task of finding the clutter. Here's How to Fix it.
Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen and The Hounds of Terminus
The road to Pantheon has been paved with setbacks, triumphs, and an unwavering dedication from its developers and community. Now, as the game nears reality, it is clear that Visionary Realms has not only survived but thrived in the face of adversity.
Plex Parental Controls
Plex is a great way to host your own content, but In order to allow for parental control, you will need a few things.
The Epic of Space Command: Can Passion Overcome the challenge of Time?
This is the story of Space Command, a project that broke free from the chains of traditional TV production, relying solely on the power of crowdfunding. But with great freedom comes great risk, and the journey has been anything but smooth
Hot Rods & High Stakes: The Unforgettable Thrills of Street Rod.
In todays world of Forza, Gran Turismo, and games like car mechanic simulator. It’s easy to forget about the little games that pioneered the way for the modern era of simulation racing.
Escaping YouTube: Is Rumble Really a Better Bet for Creators?
YouTube has a long history of censoring its creators and changing how their website functions for both creators and viewers. Over the years, there’s been countless videos made in response to their changes, and the backlash from taking advantage of the rights granted to them under Section 230.
How I went from Rabbit Ears to Ad Blockers: A Gen X Journey Through Media Evolution.
It wasn’t until later in the early 90s when I was old enough to get cable TV. Ironically, even though I was paying for it now, I still had advertisements inserted in the TV shows. This was pre-Internet as we know it today, and those “breaks” were useful.
The Rise and Fall of the Casino & Poker Games
It was 52 years ago when gambling games first appeared as a playable form of home entertainment on the Magnavox_Odyssey. The game was roulette, often packaged with the console.
Crime Boss Rockay city
Crime Boss Rockay City is a Heist game mixed with city domination. The game plays out in both single player and multi player. In single player you take on the city as Travis Baker, a crime boss.
The Ranch Sim: Dive into the World of Farming and Livestock Management
There's a lot to do on the ranch, from managing cattle, goats, chickens, and bees. This is where it's important to figure out your focus, as taking on too much will quickly get out of hand.
Tactic Boxing: A fresh angle?
Tactic Boxing brings a variation on the gameplay by using a third eye camera angle. This camera gives a wide view of the entire ring. Movement around the ring using this camera is a little daunting, and can take some time to get accustomed.
The Dark Side of Tipping: Unveiling the Issues.
I overheard a couple of the staff boasting about making over a thousand dollars a day, and how easy it was to guilt women, or just flirt with the fugly’s as she put it, into stress tipping.
4 Essential Tips To Mastering Undisputed Career mode.
Me and my bubble butt couldn’t figure out how this was happening. I mean, it was about 1 pound of weight per in game week. I found myself screaming at my boxer to quit hitting the buffet. I mean dammit boy, put down those mashed potatoes!!
A look at Ground Branch
It was during this time when I went down the hall to a buddies room and discovered him playing a new game. We often played games together on his PlayStation, usually Tomb Raider or Gran Turismo, but this time he was on PC. Talking to himself, or So I thought.
The Beekeeper
The movies kicks off in a similar fashion as john wick, when Adam Clay discovers a friend has committed suicide after scammers drained several accounts she was managing. Amazingly as Adam clay is discovering this, as her daughter, an FBI Agent walks in.