So, what’s next for computer-based gaming? Is it dying like newspapers, as some think? Or is there more to the medium than most people grasp?
A growing contingent of console lovers think the industry may shift away from it entirely,…
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The great thing about technology is that it simplifies our lives. The bad thing is how fast it turns obsolete.
For example, on average, personal computer makers offer new models every three to nine months — not arbitrarily, but to…
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about this blogWhen Post-Dispatch sports news editor David Sheets isn't watching one kind of game, he's playing another on his computer or video game console. Here's his take on the news, views and top titles in the world of gaming. Your input is always welcome.
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