In the beginning of January, a new demo became available on the PSN PlayStation Store that seemed quite intriguing. The game: Lord of Arcana. I downloaded this humble demo and got right to work. Right off, you are prompted to create your avatar, which is, of course, the look and name of your character. Then, you're tasked with picking an assortment of weapons. Your options are: Sword (1-handed)... more.

In this article, we take a look back at how video games have evolved into what we know and enjoy today. We've come a long way, baby! The Handheld Battle It seems so long ago, but in the 8-bit era we were lucky to have the LCD dot-matrix Game Boy. No one was crazy about monochrome, but it worked. The competition's handheld gaming used a static, painted backdrop. We saw pre-molded LCD caricatur... more.

Five years... The PSP has now been on the market for five years. I actually bought my original PSP-1000 series during the Summer of 2005. Sadly, there just weren't enough games to piqué my interest and I sold my original PSP in November 2005. However, come Spring 2008, I bought another PSP. Since 2005 some very great - and even epic - PSP games have come along. Thinking of getting a PSP? ... more.

It's been a long time coming; Jimmie Johnson and crew chief Chad Knaus have been hungry for a win at Bristol, and were fed today. In a pre-season summary, one of the goals for team #48 in 2010 was to finally conquer the "world's fastest half-mile". In a 10-lap shootout, Johnson pushed his car from 6th to 1st, and held off Kurt Busch and Tony Stewart for the win. He could be heard over the radio ye... more.

  JIMMIE TAKES THE WIN; GORDON FINISHES 3RD Sunday saw us at Las Vegas for race number 3 in the Sprint Cup Series. Not too surprising that Jimmie Johnson (Lowe's #48 for Hendrick Motorsports) netted his team a great and reasonable win, but perhaps the big surprise was pulled off by none other than Jeff Gordon. If you've watched NASCAR over the past few years, you'd see Jeff Gordon hasn't be... more.

Speedweeks comes to a close and McMurray takes home the win. Sunday marked the official beginning of the 2010 NASCAR season, and the end of Speedweeks in Daytona. Although Saturday's Nationwide Series race seemed more like "The Danica Patrick Show", Sunday was all about the legends (and rookies) of NASCAR as they battle not only one another, but the track itself. A red flag dropped on the ra... more.