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Article: iPhone Gems: Pool, Puzzle, Music + Slots Games (iLounge)Last week?s iPhone Gems games column focused mostly on ?games with balls,? and by reader request, this week?s is a sequel: we start by looking at three more iPhone/iPod touch billiards titles, severa...
Baby boomers give boost to market (The Post and Courier)NEW YORK ? Chester Santos has been training his brain for seven years. At 32, he's not worried about losing his memory. He's taking advantage of a growing market in "brain fitness" spurred by aging b...
Orford's Roos omission puzzles Manly (Forbes Advocate)MANLY coach Des Hasler believes premiership-winning captain Matt Orford has achieved enough this season to be selected in the Kangaroos' squad for this year's World Cup.
Send grade-schoolers on 'Brain Quest' on DS (USA Today)"Where do tornadoes occur most frequently?" Would your children know it's in the Midwest of the United States? They would if they had been playing Brain Quest: Grades 5 & 6, one of two new Brain Ques...
TGS: Sense Of Wonder Night Showcases Indie Innovation (Gamasutra) At Tokyo Game Show on Friday evening, multiple entities, including industry association CEDEC, TGS organizers Nikkei BP and IGDA Japan combined to present the unique 'Sense Of Wonder Night', an eve...
Familiar faces give it another go (The Record)For a self-effacing, portly little plumber, Mario may be the most ambitious guy in video games. It's not enough that he has the most recognizable face in the industry; his parents at Nintendo have pr...
A puppy with a purpose (Baytown Sun)When teacher Robin McDaniel saw her classroom for the first time after Hurricane Ike, all she could do was run out and cry. A career?s worth of oversize storybooks, math games and alphabet puzzles we...
Best Of Indie Games: Goo Balls, Oh My (Gamasutra) [Every week, IndieGames.com: The Weblog editor Tim W. sums up some of the top free-to-download and commercial indie games from the last seven days, as well as any notable features on his sister 'st...
Osama bin Fragged: a review of terrorist propaganda games (Ars Technica) You've probably heard about so-called "terrorist propaganda" games, either via the Internet or TV. Well, we at Ars found some and reviewed them (and in the process probably Googled our way onto the ...
Frugal Living: Inexpensive gifts in a box (The Daily Dispatch)It?s a shame to throw away shoeboxes. I?ve often reused them to hold household items such as mail, CDs, coupons, odd small toys, photos, over-the-counter medications and to organize dressers. By acci...