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Dreadnoughts charting course on sea of cider

The Dreadnoughts have yet to make it through a St. Patrick’s Day without somebody breaking a nose at one of their gigs.

Google Chrome browser comes to Mac and Linux

Google Chrome finally made its way over to the Mac and Linux earlier this week, more than a year after its original release for Windows.

Brutal Legend brings heavy metal to the gaming masses

The plot itself is pretty ridiculous, but it works quite well and forces gamers into appreciating metal music like never before.

Chilling horror video games offer escape into fear

Horror has been explored in a variety of media, including literature and film. But only recently has it exploded onto the video-game scene.

Pearl Jam's new album, Backspacer, can be played in Rock Band video games

Fans of the Seattle band can enjoy its ninth studio album, Backspacer, which was released on September 20, on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

iPod Nano video camera causes more of a stir than faster iPod Touch

With Apple CEO Steve Jobs making his return to the public eye at the unveiling in San Francisco, techies around the world were shown the first images of a beefed-up iPod Nano, a...

Fight Night Round 4 a definite knockout for boxing game fans

It’s been a long time coming, but EA Sports finally released on June 25 the fourth installment in their critically acclaimed Fight Night boxing series.

Electronic Arts' Fight Night Round 4 pulls no punches

For boxing fans, Fight Night Round 4 is a dream come true.

X-Men Origins: Wolverine video game proves stronger than the film

It’s clear that the developers at Raven Software, the studio responsible for the successful X-Men Legends games as well as Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, were tuned-in to what fans of...

The New Yorker runs cover drawn on iPhone with Brushes app

The June 1 edition of The New Yorker is set to be a milestone of sorts, as it will be the magazine's first issue to run with a cover drawn entirely on a mobile phone.