By Todd Haselton |
Foxconn, a major manufacturer of Apple products, is considering opening up facilities in the United States and is currently eyeing locations in Los Angeles and Detroit, according to DigiTimes. It seems a bit odd to us, considering that out sourcing of manufacturing is typically used…
By Maximum PC |
When I was growing up, I knew better than to wear a baseball cap at the dinner table and risk the wrath of my mother, a woman of Italian descent who could cook up a storm and asked (demanded, really) proper manners in return. To…
By Todd Haselton |
Woah, when I saw this headline this morning I thought that maybe the Associated Press had a new figure about the number of MacBooks being used in public places. But no, I was wrong. Instead of an article detailing the penetration of Apple’s brand new OS X…
By Joey Davidson |
The last few years, there’s been a collective, humming buzz about convention goers. The word has always been that E3 might find a new home city. Supposedly, as it was often whispered, the Electronic Software Association (that’s the collective that puts on E3) was being pushed aside…
By Damon Brown |
By the time you read this, I would have ideally survived the chaotic hell that is San Diego Comic-Con, exhausted from its 150,000 attendees draining the life out of my soul. It is like E3, CES, and PAX rolled into a smelly tube sock. It’s…
By Sean P. Aune |
The Call of Duty XP convention is coming up on Sept. 2nd and 3rd in Los Angeles, and up until now most of the details just told us we could buy tickets on July 19th. Well, the Call of Duty is all about the military,…
By Jack McGrath |
On September 2nd and 3rd, Activision will be holding a massive event dedicated to the Call of Duty franchise. It’s called Call of Duty XP 2011, and it will be held in the Los Angeles, CA area. During these two days, fans will be able to…
By Joey Davidson |
An incredible article by Popular Science details the photographs Team Bondi and Rockstar used to create the largely accurate locale of 1947 Los Angeles in L.A. Noire. Robert Spence was an extreme photographer in Los Angeles during the 20s. The man is known for the…
By Joey Davidson |
The soundtrack within Rockstar and Team Bondi’s L.A. Noire has been fully detailed and explained on the game’s official site. The title launches tomorrow, and the score that accompanies players throughout the adventure will deliver aural cues to main character Cole Phelps. But, as is…
By Joey Davidson |
“The Naked City” is the case players will be assigned as a bonus for pre-ordering Rockstar’s upcoming L.A. Noire from GameStop. It’s trailers like the one above that make selecting a specific retail location to purchase from such a relentless chore. The content looks positively quality. Rockstar…
