Added: 12.09.2014 20:13 | 1 views | 0 comments


The Koalition's Tony Polanco writes: "This week saw the release of one of the most talked about games of the last few years. Bungie and Activision have finally released Destiny into the wild and so far it appears to be meeting the lofty expectations set upon it by the media and gaming public. A title of this magnitude isnt one we could just gloss over so this week we go in-depth into what we think of the game. Has Destiny has lived up to the hype? What does it symbolize for the gaming industry and what sort of impact will it ultimately have? We answer all of these. In addition to our main topic, we also discuss some news items that have popped up during the week. On the gaming side, we talk about the collectors edition of Batman: Arkham Knight, and how The Fine Young Capitalists got funding for their project. Tech news consists of Apples most recent event where they revealed the new iPhone and about how Facebook isnt as secure as people think. Finally for Pop Culture, we d...

Added: 12.09.2014 11:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


$2 billion almost feels like the going rate for indie startups since Facebook dropped that same amount on the up and...

Added: 10.09.2014 11:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


$2 billion almost feels like the going rate for indie startups since Facebook dropped that same amount on the up and...

Added: 08.09.2014 13:12 | 5 views | 0 comments


Over the weekend, PlayStation Denmark decided to welcome their console rivals, the Xbox One to their late arrival in the country. Xbox DK replied to them on Facebook and promised some friendly revenge.

Added: 07.09.2014 21:13 | 7 views | 0 comments


If a little bit of info on the Van Helsing Facebook page is to be believed it looks as if Neocore's fantastic Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing 2 is about to make the jump to the Xbox One console.

Added: 07.09.2014 5:12 | 9 views | 0 comments


To say smartphone and tablet gaming has blown up in recent years would be the understatement of the century; Apple has made a fortune off of the iTunes store, games like Angry Birds are known the Continent over, and Candy Crush probably leaves more people broke and crying than Las Vegas at this point. All praise aside, however, it did not fulfill the doomsday scenario that market analysts everywhere predicted; the end of handheld consoles. Nintendo, against all odds, managed to sell staggering numbers (over 40 million) of 3DS units. While this isnt anywhere close to the ridiculous potential on Facebook games and app stores, one would be hard pressed to call handheld gaming dead.