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The Drill Down 387: Ten Questions (and Answers)
This week, we’re joined by Engadget senior editor Devindra Hardawar for his epic review of newly released Windows 10, Universal leaks its own film to pirates, a nightmare for one Apple Music user, Twitter drops stolen tweets, tech leaders speak out against warfare AI, the Amiga turns 30 … and much much more.
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Tags: AI, Amiga, Apple Music, Artificial Intelligence, Commodore, Computer, DMCA, Elon Musk, George Lucas, Jurassic World, Microsoft, music streaming, PC, personal computer, Piracy, Professor Stephen Hawking, Spotify, Square, Star Wars, Stephen Hawking, Steve Wozniak, streaming music, Twitter, Universal, Universal Studios, Windows, Windows 10
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The Drill Down 374: Fus Ro D’oh
This week, Russian hackers read Obama’s emails, the internet responds to the Nepal quakes, Comcast loses Time Warner Cable, Skyrim gamers are steamed about paying for mods, and much much more…
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Tags: Apple, Apple Watch, avalanche, Bethesda, Bethesda Softworks, Bugbear, Build, Build developers conference, Comcast, Earthquake, email, Facebook, gaming, Google, Hackers, Holographic, HoloLens, Kathmandu, Mark Zuckerberg, merger, messenger, Microsoft, mods, Mount Everest, Nepal, Next Car Game, patent trolls, patents, PC, Person Finder, President Obama, Privacy, Safety Check, security, Skyrim, Steam, The Elder Scrolls, The White House, Time Warner Cable, Valve, video conferencing, videogames, Windows, Windows 10, Wreckfest
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What It Will Look Like To Play Games On Valve’s Steam Box (Videos)
For those who are not yet aware, the popular digital PC gaming platform from Valve Corporation, Steam, is making the jump to consoles in what hopes to be the future of gaming. A console for PC gamers with PC graphics that is known as Steam Box or Steam Machine.
It won’t be until sometime next year when we can get our hands on one, and it’s not yet known how much one will run you, but early versions of the system have been sent out for testing to current Steam users. One such user has been documenting their experience on YouTube, giving us a solid look at multiple games and what they could look like on the console, as well as what it looks like using the Steam Box controller.
Click on over to the other side now to see the Steam Box/Steam Machine and its controller in action, and be sure to share your thoughts on how the system is looking and if you’ll buy one!
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Top 5 Essentials For The Ultimate Gamer Cave
So you’ve managed to convince the woman of the house that a man cave is one of the essential rooms, only behind the kitchen and the bathroom. She claims the concept is almost as immature as the “No Girls Allowed” sign on your tree house from your elementary school days. I’m happily not one of those women. In fact, I’ll probably help you hang the beer signs!
In addition, I understand. This room is more than just a room. It’s a place where your geekiness can be expressed, where you and your buddies can relax (and drink), and where you can get your gaming on.
For the ultimate “gamer cave,” make sure you have these five essential items…
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Tags: gaming, Microsoft, PC, Playstation, Playstation 3, PlayStation 4, ps3, PS4, Sony, video game, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One
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Game Review: Tiny Troopers
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By Makaio
| September 18th, 2012 at 7:00 pm
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Tiny Troopers is a squad based war strategy and critical thinking game from Finnish company Kukouri. It uses great graphics, South Park-esque characters and humor to deliver hours of action packed fun.
The game is available for Mac, PC, and iOS.
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