GameType: Is the PS Vita ahead of its time or behind it?
Sony’s Playstation Vita delivers the sort of gaming you might expect to experience in your den. But is that what gamers still want?
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GameType: They will die for you
For the right price, some gamers will take a virtual bullet for you.
GameType: New game reviews and releases
Reviews of “Assassin’s Creed: Revelations” and “The Lord of the Rings: War in the North.”
GameType: ‘Uncharted 3′ will sweep you away
“Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception” is a gorgeous game with impeccable voice acting. You can’t help but get swept away.
Game Type: ‘Reach’ for cancer cure
An Aiea High School graduate is the guiding force behind a “Halo: Reach” tournament this weekend.
GameType: Portable 3-D gaming gets cheaper
The Nintendo 3DS will cost $80 less in retail stores and online, starting Aug. 12.
GameType: A star-crossed Facebook addiction
For close to two months now, a spiffy little piece of technology has been on sale across the land: the Nintendo 3DS, which promises (and delivers) portable 3D gaming without having to use special glasses.
Gametype: ‘Portal 2′ insults and entertains
“Portal 2” is a game that combines puzzle-solving with insult comedy. It makes being talked down to fun, even if you don’t have self-esteem issues.
Kawaii Kon returns to Hawaii Convention Center
It’s anime fun at the Hawaii Convention Center.
GameType: Death can be tricky
GameType staff blogger Wilma Jandoc reviews puzzle-mystery game “Ghost Trick: Phanton Detective.”
Best of the Web: Lauryn Hill at Aloha Tower; Gamers want to help, too; ‘Hardcore Havok’ at Brians; and more
REVIEW: LAURYN HILL AT ALOHA TOWER | 1. Grammy Award-winning recording artist Lauryn Hill returned to Oahu Sunday for the Hawaii stop of her 2011 “Moving Target” tour at the Waterfront at Aloha Tower Marketplace. See honolulupulse.com/?p=23977 for a review of the concert and a video clip, or honolulupulse.com/?p=23850 for more pictures. GAMETYPE: GAMERS WANT… Read More »
GameType: Gamers want to help Japan, too
Joe Guinto’s tribute to Japan tsunami relief is a piece of art inspired by a classic PlayStation2 game.
GameType: Intro sequence
Meet the crew behind the Pulse’s newest blog and get our take on “Crysis 2.”
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