As they are few and far between, here comes another quasi-positive thing from video gamers that needs to be mentioned. With the video game bill trying to stamp out first amendment rights for games, we all need to look and see what these games can do: like bring groups of young adults together for community service. No, I am not talking community service that is imposed by the penal system. I am talking the kind that is voluntary to show that people still have some kind of kind heart left. Read More...

Are you in the Culver City, CA area? Are you still playing Dance Dance Revolution? Well today Konami has announced that they will host their first Dance Dance Revolution Community Event at the Royal-T Cafe this upcoming Thursday (August 12, 2010). So if you somehow go to the event you will be for a treat. Naoki Naeda, one of the creators of the pioneering dancing game, will be attending the event not only to welcome you all but will do a special DJ set for the fans. So why do a Dance Dance Revolution event now? Read More...

We all know female gamers exist, especially with the recent rise of female voices in the gaming community, but many people I know claim they have never played a game with a female. I say poppycock; they just do not know how to spot a female in game. Here are a couple of ways to possibly sight a female playing.1. The most obvious – Their VoiceOf course the high pitched voice on the other side of your headset that will not shut up is annoying you, so you might immediately think its an immature pre-pubecent boy, but do not be so hasty to make such a conclusion. Read More...