According to news posted a while back at SNK-Capcom.com, Capcom may be out to make a new installment in the Versus franchise, this time featuring a brawl with DC Comics characters. The rumor first hit in April and both Capcom and DC Comics have since confirmed that they are currently in discussion over the [...]

The French Wii-loving games publisher has revealed, via an interview conducted by IGN to GT Pro’s producer, Tats Myoio, what the speculated controller peripheral will look like. And… well, it looks exactly like people speculated it would, it’s basically a steering wheel made to fit the Wii Controller in it. So that means, that even [...]

Another 4-issue haul this week. Obligatory Spoiler Warning, too.
Sonic the Hedgehog #166
Transformers: Stormbringer #3
The Punisher (5th series) #37
G.I. Joe: Scarlett Declassified (one-shot)

Relax Mario fans, they’re not making a Super Mario theater show, though I guess there would still be a big audience for that. The IBM created CPUs for Nintendo’s next generation console have reached Nintendo’s hands, so it looks like everything is right on schedule for release in a few months.
‘The first chips are in [...]

As has already been announced, Gumby has officially turned 50 years of age. To celebrate this monumental occassion in American history, I’ve put together a little retrospective with episode reviews and links to episode videos. Because Gumby is so worth the effort.
You can read the full retrospective Right Here!

”In the Dough”
Now here’s a [...]

If you really want to see Microsoft scramble to patch a hole in its software, don’t look to vulnerabilities that impact countless Internet Explorer users or give intruders control of thousands of Windows machines. Just crack Redmond’s DRM.
According to this writer (Bruce Schneier) when a hacker release an application recently that strips the copy protection [...]

After the recent discovery of the exploit that allows unsigned code to run on any PSP with firmwares 2.0 to 2.8, it was only a (short) matter of time before Sony launched yet another firmware update to fix the exploit, and now it’s here.
Usually, when Sony releases these “security patches”, the only thing that needs [...]

With barely anything out on the market having HDMI support, that did not seem to slow down Tzero Technologies and Analog Devices Inc. as wireless HDMI gets closer to release. The good thing about it though that unlike just about everything Sony makes, it is not proprietary, but instead it is a standards-based system, meaning [...]

hField Technologies of Pennsylvania, has just received FCC approval for their new, more powerful WiFi antenna, the Wi-Fire. It is a USB antenna that boosts reception of WiFi signals, thus extending the range of existing networks up to 1,000 feet. This measurement is probably outside in an open field, but still, that is a pretty [...]

I am really hoping that a large group of optical drive manufacturers will get their heads out of their respective behinds and realize that combo drives are really the only things that the mass market wants. We don’t want to run into the issue that when we bring our HD DVD disc over to a [...]

Since there is no word on when or if the forums will return anytime soon, I decided it was time to revive an old tradition we used to have there and have our users post their desktops for the month.
If you choose to post your own desktop, please be kind enough to tell us (if [...]

If you usually shop around some online “geek stores” you’ve probably already seen something similar to this.

This USB pad, and it’s older D-Pad brother are almost alike (except for the navigational pad itself). They each have 8 buttons, and a Turbo and Clear button also (though I’m not entirely sure what the “Clear” button is [...]

Released this Tuesday for the very first time in America, the original, uncut version of Godzilla: King of the Monsters (simply called “Gojira” in Japan) from 1954. While most of the more enthusiastic Godzilla fans have managed to see this version of the movie by some means or another, this is the first time [...]

I still don’t know which version of the OS I’ll be getting, their site doesn’t give much information about what you’ll get and won’t be able to get. All I know is that Vista Ultimate features everything, and Vista Home Basic features the least features. The other versions I guess fall somewhere in between these [...]

Mark NewHouse from iBlog (I’m surprised Apple hasn’t sued that blog name yet) has released an article which many mac fans will find helpful, since the Apple Remote comes with no instructions whatsoever from what I remember. These features are all Mac-only, so if you’re a Windows user these tips won’t do you much good. [...]

No more blaming someone else for downloading that illegal content from your accidentally open wireless access point. California is looking to make sure that all WiFI routers come with a warning.
I love what Engadget has to say about the whole thing:
Assuming the Governator signs Assembly Bill 2415, starting October 1, 2007, your new neighborhood-friendly WiFi [...]