Top 10 Indie Game Scores and Original Soundtracks of 2020
Reward yourself with a listen to IGR’s favorite indie video game music of the year.
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The Computer gaming revolution is here to stay
The video gaming industry is probably the largest and most profitable of all the entertainment industries in the world. However what is most unique about video games is that it is not just an American phenomenon. The games appeal to kids and young adults as well as fully grown people across all cultures. Video games are popular in the United States and Canada and Japan. Wherever there is a somewhat industrialized and technological society you will see video games in abundance.
Indie Game Review – Pizza City – Flash goes 8-Bit
If you are looking for some free 8-bit action online, check out Pizza City – a web-based Flash game that somehow recalls for this writer Neal Stephenson’s Snow Crash, GTA and Paperboy all at once.
Free Realms Opens To The Public Today- A (Free) MMO Dream Come True?
If you remember There.com – a free online MMORPG that looked really good and made its money by allowed players to buy new clothes or in-game items then you are already familiar with the idea behind Free Realms.
The Rise of Alternate Reality Games
Alternate Reality Games are popular because it gives players the chance to escape the real world and enter one where they might be someone else for a period of time.
For the First Time NAB Show Expands to Feature Video Games
The National Association of Broadcasters announced early this morning that they will be transforming the final day of this year’s conference into a Video Game-centered blitzkrieg they are calling “Alternate Reality and Video Game Day.”
BumpTop will change the way you use your Desktop
BumpTop is an amazing re-visioning of your crusty old 2-D computer desktop real estate that does everything from create a three dimensional space where you can stick post-its or images to the walls, where your most used files appear larger on your desk, where you can simply drop files onto USB keys and more. Even better, it is totally free. Sure the Pro Version is where are the real action is at, but it only goes for $29 bucks.