The Netflix App that's available for Android has finally been updated. This update allows the app to run on all devices that are running Android 2.2 and 2.3.
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Playstation Vita Will Support Foursquare and Skype
At Gamescom, Sony announced that the Playstation Vita will have support for social networking services such as Foursquare and Skype.
Read More »Walmart is Cheating — Will Drop 3DS Price Early
If you buy your 3DS from Walmart tomorrow, you'll be able to take advantage of the $70 price drop -- and have access to free games from Nintendo.
Read More »A Liquid-Cooled Wii Because Why Not
Have you ever looked at a Nintendo Wii and thought to yourself "...this sucker needs to be liquid cooled?" Yeah, neither have I.
Read More »NES Built Into a NES Cartridge
A man has built a working Nintendo Entertainment System into a Nintendo game cartridge. Why? Because he could, probably.
Read More »Oldest Known Monopoly Board Sells for £90,000
The earliest known Monopoly board to have survived to this day, made in 1933, sold at auction for over $145,000.
Read More »Angry Birds Going 3D (and Windows Phone, too)
Roxio's resident "Mighty Eagle," Peter Vesterbacka, has confirmed that 'Angry Birds' will be finding its way to more mobile platforms. In addition, Vesterbacka also let slip that a 3D version of the game is in the works.
Read More »8-bit prime cuts
Artist Jude Buffum has created a series of portraits of beloved Nintendo characters (like Gesso, above) in the form of butcher�s diagrams�bringing together his love of gaming and meat.
Read More »British Library ponders video game archive
The British Library is the original deposit library: as with the Library of Congress in the United States, publishers are required to deposit copies of works distributed under their imprint. Now, according to a report in The Independent, the British Library is considering extending the 350-year-old idea of the deposit library from books to video games, creating a permanent record of the gaming industry in Britain.
Read More »Children’s ebooks phone home
Isabella Products, a maker of wireless digital picture frames, has teamed up with publishing giant Houghton Mifflin Harcourt to bring a children's e-reader to market next summer. Called the Fable, the device will be marketed as a networked color tablet for kids, and will feature a 7-inch color touchscreen and a wireless networking over a secure, managed connection.
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