Added: 18.12.2014 12:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


Michael Crisman writes, "Scottish singer Sheena Easton exploded onto the pop music scene in the 1980s with a ridiculous number of back-to-back chart-topping hits, went on to record with some of the biggest names in music of the day (including Kenny Rogers and Prince), performed the title song to the James Bond film For Your Eyes Only, and racked up literally infinitely more Grammy nominations and wins than anyone reading this article. Given these circumstances, is it any wonder she could also kick Defenders ass? She, uh, goes about it a wee bit differently than Billy Mitchell or Doris Self might have though. Make sure youre ready for a shocking look at a forgotten 80s song on this installment of Wacky Wednesday, then hit the jump."

Added: 17.12.2014 21:11 | 3 views | 0 comments


Following Michael Pachters recent comments about the Xbox One and Playstation 4 2015 games lineup, gamers were quick to hit up Phil on twitter to get some clarification on the matter and here's what Phil had to say. "Phil Spencer @XboxP3 @LiquidEvilGames His quote in the article "I don't know what MS has planned..." is correct, he doesn't know our '15 lineup."

Added: 16.12.2014 16:11 | 4 views | 0 comments


Michael Pachter talks about Naughty Dog as well as the quality and sales potential of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End.

Added: 15.12.2014 17:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


GT: "Our panel shares their PlayStation Experience highlights. Featuring Sonys Adam Boyes, GTs Brandon Jones, and the return of Michael Pachter."

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Michael Pachter praises Sony's line up for 2015 and believes they have got their act together.

Added: 13.12.2014 3:11 | 4 views | 0 comments


"This week we look at the social engineering aspects that we are facing in this day and age that cross the boundaries of entertainment, and the trend of chipping away at our rights to entertainment by outside forces." - Michael Jordan

Added: 11.12.2014 7:12 | 1 views | 0 comments


Geoff, Ryan, Jack, and Michael embark on a mysterious adventure of wonder and magic...and there's a good chance they have no idea what they're doing.

Added: 07.12.2014 22:11 | 11 views | 0 comments


Michael Crisman writes, "I dont know about the rest of you, but the original Nightmare on Elm Street terrified me the first time I saw it, and with good reason. With most horror films, its pretty obvious what you have to do in real life to avoid getting killed. Staying out of Haddonfield, Illinois pretty much insures against meeting Michael Myers. Changing my summer camping destination from Crystal Lake to Literally Anywhere Else means my likelihood of death via machete drops to negligible levels. And if Im terrified Norman Bates will attack me in the shower? Boom! Im a hippie with no running water, so come at me bro! But how do you not sleep? Sleeping is like coming down with the flu or popping boners at inopportune momentsyou can take steps to prevent it, but sooner or later its going to happen. Then its One, two, Freddys coming for you Just like he did in 1989s A Nightmare on Elm Street for PC and Commodore 64."

Added: 06.12.2014 20:11 | 2 views | 0 comments


During this years Game Monetization Conference in San Francisco, Michael Pachter, a managing director and analyst for Wedbush Securities, shared updated data and his latest thoughts on the future of the games industry (game consoles in particular) for the next 10 years. For the most part, Pachter addressed issues that many individuals, even those outside of the games industry, already know. That is to say, that while the physical aspect of gaming retail is staying fairly consistent, the digital segment is expanding dramatically: Which leads to what many gamers may or may not find controversial Pachter essentially believes that game consoles are a dying breed, due to his prediction that in the near future mobile devices (phones, tablets) will be able to play AAA-level console games. Pachter - "I think its the last cycle for consoles because youre not going to need a game console to play a console game. I think consoles are irrelevant in ten years."