The Warped Shelf – Filthy Casuals IV: The Final Chapter
On the last Filthy Casual before we head into spoopy territory, we catch up, and go into the PlayStation Showcase.
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The Warped Shelf – Filthy Casuals
Today on a much more lax episode, we talk about whatever’s on our mind. From Metroid to D&D and everything else we’ve been doing lately, let’s get casual.
Read moreGeeky Black Friday Guide (Games, Toy’s and More)
Black Friday is a day for all to save after eating way too much food on Thanksgiving. That is no different for us geeks. This year, we have a lot of geeky materials you probably should check out on Black Friday, so without further ado, let’s see what we recommend you checking out on Black Friday. Xbox One S […]
Read moreDr. Geek: Smart Clothes and Cybernetic Fashions
One of my favorite movies of all time is Robert Zemeckis’ Back to the Future. When I was young, the movie blew me away, and I had a total crush on Michael J. Fox. I even tried to conceptualize how to make the flight conversion on cars work, and sent a letter to the President of the United States with my […]
Read moreDr. Geek: iPope, or When Religions Meet the Internet
Where were you when you heard the news? That the white smoke had been sighted over the Sistine Chapel. That the bells of St. Peter’s Basilica rang out, to be joined by other chapel bells around Rome. When Argentinian Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Archbishop of Buenos Aires, of the Jesuit order, greeted the gathered masses and begin his life as Pope […]
Read moreOUYA Wines and Dines Chicago Developers
At an event in Chicago organized by the Chicago chapter of the International Game Developers Association, OUYA Founder and CEO Julie Uhrman met with local game developers to sell them on developing games for the new console system, as well as get the developers’ feedback and ideas for how to develop the system to better serve their needs and desires. […]
Read moreDr. Geek: The Corporate Coup Over Copyright Infringement
Because they were not getting their way with the government, the major communication corporations that serve as the primary Internet Service Providers (ISPs) in the country have taken matters into their own hands to curtail the spread of pirated content. In a move that flies in the face of net neutrality, and is a response to the life and death […]
Read moreDr. Geek: Google to Play Hollywood’s Game
Once upon a time, when Web 2.0 was new, there was an online platform that people could use to share videos they made of their cats playing piano, their children reacting to dentists’ drugs, and their renditions of the history of dance. And that platform was good, as it gave anyone the chance to have their 15 seconds of fame […]
Read moreDr. Geek: What CES Meant for Gamers
Every year the best, most innovative, and oddest inventions in consumer electronics, the type of technological gadgetry that inhabit and enliven our daily lives, come together for an orgy of originality. The International Consumer Electronics Show, or CES if you are cool enough, wrapped up last week, showcasing everything from Ultra HD television sets (or 4K sets since they have […]
Read moreDr. Geek: Ouya and the Spirit of Open Source
Here at Clearance Bin Review, we have been doing what we can to help and shed light on the segment of digital gaming that is indie gaming. We’ve reviewed a variety of independent games and covered the Xbox Live Independent Games Uprisings. And we’ve covered the more mainstream, “standard” games for the big three console companies of Nintendo, Sony and […]
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