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Disappointing news for anyone hoping SEGA would be making a return to portable gaming hardware.  The to SEGA themselves.  As for the games, they’re basic Java titles similar to that found on a cellphone.

Released on: October 1, 2008, 9:40 am Press Release Author: Vernons Pools Industry: Entertainment Press Release Summary: Vernons Pools has announced that the UKs biggest ever online slot machine jackpot is set to be paid out Press Release Body: Vernons Pools, a leading UK online gaming company, has

Let’s Play Bingo Posted by Melo I’m sure a lot of you have played Bingo at least once in your life, right? Me, I remember playing it while I was a kid with relatives and friends but my real experience with Bingo was when I worked for a Bingo company as a machine operator.

Read more about this post at GadgetHeat.com Packard Bell iPower GX - Extreme Games Machine packard-bell-ipower-gx The Packard Bell ipower GX certainly looks the part of a pimped out laptop gaming machine with all its edgy ’street’ artwork and moody black and red color scheme but under the bonnet, is it really packing the heat?

The folks at XtremeCPU had few nice words to say about the Ultimate Gaming Machine at NVISION 08 Read and post comments | Send to a friend

Welcome to the time machine.  Frogster will announce the start of the closed-beta for the German version of StoneAge 2 soon.  Registered player will then successively have the chance to jump into the Manga-esque primeval world.  Together with friends and their loyal pets they will explore a Neandertalian realm stretched over several continents.

Apple is still missing a high performance gaming machine with the ultimate components and technology to place Apple into this specialized market. This is the wrap up: A machine with a huge display of 24″ A Nvidia or Ati Video Card with more than 512mb and video out options 750GB hard drive

We’ve already seen text adventures on the jailbroken iPhone way back when, but now Craig Smith has brought the z-machine interpreter (the engine that runs classic text adventure games like Zork, Planetfall and all the Infocom titles) to the iPhone officially with Frotz, available right now in the App Store.

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Gaming, Freeware, Retro Mac, iPhone, App StoreWe've already seen text adventures on the jailbroken iPhone way back when, but now Craig Smith has brought the z-machine interpreter (the engine that runs classic text adventure games like Zork, Planetfall and all the Infocom titles) to the iPhone officially with Frotz, available right now in the App Store.

For those not familiar with Marc Owens’ work, he’s the man behind the Avatar Machine. It’s a suit which allows the user to view themselves as a virtual character in real space via a head mounted interface. Now he’s working on another suit that’s sure to turn heads.