Gamertell

This week’s PlayStation Store update features a game of destruction called Smash Cars for $14.99 for the PlayStation 3. The game offer real-time physics, stunts and next-gen graphics to make this experience fun with a choice of single or multi-player car racing with twists, turns and don’t forget serious stunts… Continue Reading »

The Army has a history of using computer games for training simulations. Due to the technology being a bit outdated, the Army is looking to revamp the game technology and system so that it can utilize more possibilities to so that the soldiers can be better prepared to survive real-life… Continue Reading »

A US Army press release sent out earlier this week (January 17, 2008)  is crediting Paxton Galvanek, twenty-eight, with saving a life last year because of skills he received while playing America’s Army, a first-person shooter based on and funded by the US military. On November 23, 2007, Galvanek witnessed… Continue Reading »

The US Army has set up a new project office for videogaming, indicating it is very serious about using gaming technology for training purposes.  Don’t think, however, that soldiers will be partaking in countless hours of causal gaming. Col. Miller, director of the newly established Training and Doctrine Command’s Project… Continue Reading »

More and more gamers are laying down their lives so we can have the freedom to say or do what we want stateside. (Told you there were gamers in the foxholes.) While these brave gamers are overseas dodging bullets, cautiously looking out for improvised explosive devices as well as their… Continue Reading »