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Pokemon Go "Likely" to Be Released for Android Wear Devices
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under GamespotFollowing the announcement that Pokemon Go will support Apple Watch, developer Niantic Labs has said it is "pretty likely" the game will also be available for Android Wear devices in the future.Speaking to Tech Crunch, John Hanke, Niantic's chief executive, said the studio's goal is to "evangelize this whole concept of playing games outside, real world games." Supporting as many devices as possibl... more. -
Snacktaku Cooks And Eats Hostess Deep Fried Twinkies
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under KotakuFor decades state fairs across the country have reeked of things that aren’t generally deep fried—Twinkies, candy bars, drifters—receiving the hot oil treatment. Hostess has decided it’s time to capitalize on one of those. Let’s cook us up some Hostess Deep Fried Drifter. Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Today's Best Deals: Fire HD 6, Wireless Earbuds, Bluetooth Smart Scale, and More
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under KotakuCalvin Klein clothing, Amazon’s best small tablet , and wireless headphones for your new iPhone lead off Tuesday’s best deals.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Self-Driving Cars Will Use GTA V To Learn How To Drive, Run For The Hills
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under KotakuYou probably know Grand Theft Auto V isn’t the kind of video game that encourages adherence to posted speed limits. Actually I’m pretty sure it’s impossible to play without committing multiple virtual felonies in the time it takes to load the title screen. So why is it being used as a training platform for autonomous cars?Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Destiny Private Matches Are Finally Here, And They’re Really Fun
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under KotakuI hadn’t realized just how badly Destiny needed private competitive matches until today, when Bungie added them to the game. I also hadn’t realized how much fun I’d have going up against my friends.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
Final Fantasy X Mod Replaces Almost All Audio With Tidus' Laugh
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 14, 2016 under Kotaku“My story,” says Tidus. “My ears,” I reply.Read more...Powered by WPeMatico... more. -
First Trailer for Sequel 'Fifty Shades Darker' Starring Dakota Johnson
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 13, 2016 under Movies"I want you back…" "I don't see how this can work." We're only going to write about this movie once, so let's get it over with. Universal has debuted the first official trailer for the Fifty Shades of Grey sequel titled Fifty Shades Darker, directed this time by James Foley (of Glengarry Glen Ross). Dakota Johnson returns to play Anastasia Steele, and Jamie Dornan returns to play her torme... more. -
Trailer for Showtime's Doc 'Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee'
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 13, 2016 under Movies"He would talk about his hitmen, he would talk about how he could have people hurt or killed." Showtime has debuted a trailer for the documentary Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee, from director Nanette Burstein, which is playing at the Toronto Film Festival now. You probably remember hearing about this story - John McAfee, founder of the popular anti-virus software that bears his name, w... more. -
Full US Trailer for 'Come What May' with a Score by Ennio Morricone
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 13, 2016 under Movies"The only way to keep our grip is to return to where we belong." Cohen Media recently released this French film in US theaters (starting in NYC), titled Come What May, from director Christian Carion. Set in 1940 at the beginning of World War II, the film is about various people from small village in northern France who had to escape when the Germans invaded. It focuses primarily on two of them: H... more. -
Watch: Badass Raw Footage from 'Mad Max: Fury Road' Without VFX
0 CommentsPosted by dpugh007 on September 13, 2016 under MoviesThis is SO badass. I'm pretty sure I've seen this before (perhaps one of the special features on iTunes), but there's nothing wrong with sharing it and watching it all over again. An awesome behind-the-scenes video from George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road is making its way around the internet, mostly because it's still amazing (more than a year after release) to see how they actually shot so much ... more.




