Tag: "video games"
Cyber Monday: The best video game deals
There’s still time to find the best video game deals on Cyber Monday.
Hardcore gamers searching for the best video game deals should visit Amazon’s Cyber Monday site for video games.
Amazon is offering deep discounts on games like Halo Reach and there are still deals to be had with several offers to be unveiled over the next several hours.
As a reminder, be careful this holiday season if you’re shopping online, especially if you’re searching the web for “Call of Duty Black Ops”, “Kinect for Xbox” or other popular products targeted by cybercriminals.
For those consumers looking to protect themselves, read about shopping tips and online safety.
Black Friday 2010 deals on video games like Medal of Honor
The holiday shopping season officially begins this Friday, as U.S. retailers open early and offer deals on ‘Black Friday’.
Ferry, Josh and Jester of Video Games Blogger have the lowdown on where to get the best deals on video games for all you early-bird shoppers – from Halo: Reach for $39.99 to Medal Of Honor for $34.99.
Read more about Black Friday 2010 deals on video games.
id Software’s video games and names are all the rage: Quake.com, Doom.com, and Rage.com for $50K
id Software knows all about video games and domain names. The game development company with iconic brands such as Wolfenstein, DOOM, and QUAKE that have become part of gaming history will be releasing Rage, a first-person shooter and racing video game, in 2011.
With the hype of E3, surprising the name didn’t sell for more
Over a week ago Sedo reported the sale of the domain name Rage.com for $49,999.
The sale, which went unreported by most major news sites in terms of the sale, including technology blogs, was reported by domain industry blogs like Domain Name Wire.
And it looks like the company acquired the domain name just in time, as Rage has been leading the pack of E3 Game Critics Awards nominees.
The nominees for this year’s E3 Game Critics Awards — a group of awards voted on by representatives from over 30 of gaming’s most esteemed publications — has been announced, with Rage garnering the most nominations, including ‘Best of Show.’
id Software owns and operates domain names for their other blockbuster games like Quake.com and Doom.com.
In 2009, ZeniMax Media, acquired the legendary studio.
