Tuesday, January 10th, 2012
By COED Staff
I’m a huge gamer but do 99% of all my gaming on consoles – it frees up the space on my computer for music and porn. If I were to start gaming on a computer, however, I’d build a PC from scratch. Buying something like an Alienware is flat-out retarded, ridiculously overpowered but also super expensive. So when I saw this guide for building a kick… Click to read more
Saturday, October 1st, 2011
By Robert - Seton Hall
Since the collective world’s mind was blown with the release of the Atari 2600 in 1977, video game controllers have seen quite the evolution. There have been good controllers, bad controllers, and some f*cking terrible controllers. Whose brilliant idea was it to put 12+ buttons on one controller? Who is responsible for the controller that we know today? These questions and more are answered in our anthology of video game controllers after the jump!
Friday, March 25th, 2011
By Steven Romano
Some of you may be to young to remember LCD handheld games since you were spoiled with Gameboy Color or Gameboy Advance from the get-go, but kids from the late 70s up to the early 90s found their portable enjoyment in these watered-down Gameboys. No changeable cartridges here, each handheld was preprogrammed with a single game, meaning that’s all you get – so you sure as hell better enjoy it! But one website has gone above and beyond to let gamers relive these cherished moments of LCD gaming bliss!
Too hot and bothered to get up off the couch but sick of sitting there with drops of sweat slowly dripping down your back? Check out five classic video games that’ll take you a world away from the sticky heat…
Saturday, July 10th, 2010
By oliviaking
Love it or hate it, Halo wins the trophy for best screen shots. Hands down (and not in the inappropriate way suggested by some of the following images. Promise). Want proof?
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010
By COED Staff
Thursday, June 3rd, 2010
By Josh Hilp
3D is the next big step forward in the entertainment industry. Hit movies like Avatar have shown how well 3D technology can be utilized in theaters. It may seem like a stretch to think that technology like this will be coming to your living room soon, but the truth is that 3D TV models are scheduled to come out at some point in 2010. We wanted to help you stay on top of the latest trend by giving you the low-down on what’s coming.
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
By Scott CU - Boulder
Solo games are great, but it’s also a lot like hitting a tennis ball against a garage door. Eventually, you gotta get out there and mix it up with real people. But when you try playing online, you find yourself quickly getting your ass kicked by a bunch of lunatic teens. I understand. I used to be just like you. But, I promise, there’s a whole fun world of online gaming out there, and I’m going to help you find it.
Wednesday, April 14th, 2010
By Josh Hilp
Odds are that people are already bored with the digital book reading and game playing and internet surfing on the iPad. Well luckily for them, COED has come up with 9 alternative uses for the iPad (which may or may not render it completely useless).
Friday, April 2nd, 2010
By J Bryant
What’s the old saying? Behind every gorgeous girl is an inner geek just dying to take off her stilettos and throw on the Princess Leia lingerie. The women of Nerdcore not only embrace their inner nerdiness, they celebrate it.
Thursday, January 14th, 2010
By David G
While these last few months have been massive in terms of blockbuster releases, this month still has a solid selection of action-packed games to plow through. Among the releases for January include:
Bayonetta
Coming January 5th to PS3/360
Nothing says “Japanese-made” like a power that summons a humongous heel from the heavens to squash your… Click to read more
Monday, January 11th, 2010
By Neilio Hunsdalio
In November this year, the video games industry is set to change in a big way, with the release of the most anticipated video game technology ever, code named – Project Natal.
The device is named after the Brazilian city, Natal, as a tribute to the technology’s origin , and the word Natal means ‘relating to birth’ giving us a sense o… Click to read more
Friday, January 1st, 2010
By davidfuchs
Massively Multiplayer online games (aka MMOs, aka what your roommate used to play for ten hours straight) would seem to be something of a cluttered field; the furry mythical creatures of World of Warcraft reign supreme. That said, it looks like Sony is interested in making a console-based MMO integrated into their Playstation Home gaming community.
Many m… Click to read more
Think you can burn rubber and slide into a slipstream just as speedily as any reckless professional racing car driver? Head over to Real Time Racing where they’ve just opened a registration – ahem – drive to find the 5,000 top video game speed demons in the world…