Browser (Free) - Thor's 16-bit adventure is full of retro win

You don’t need to go far or even spend any money to get a good gaming experience nowadays. No, I’m not talking about pirating old NES roms or that sorta business (shame on you). What I am alluding to though are games that you can play right from inside your own internet browser; like Thor: Bring the Thunder, an official, retro side-scroller made by Marvel to pump up hype for the newly released film, which was “marvel-ous” btw, and so is this game. — More after the break!

Incipio Feather Case Review (for iPod Touch 4G)

The Incipio Feather is a very well made case. That has been established. What’s so special about it? Nothing. It is pretty much one of the simplest cases you can get for your 4th generation iPod Touch, and also one of the best. — Hit the jump for our full review!

Windows Phone 7 update discussed on Developer Podcast

Since Windows Phone 7’s inaugural release I’ve shown increasing interest towards its update line. As most know, over the past several months Microsoft has released pre-updates in anticipation for Windows Phone’s first official update. And while initially it was unveiled that the Mango upgrade for Windows Phone devices would come equipped with some form of multitasking, as well as copy & paste; it has now been revealed via the latest Windows Phone Developer Podcast, that Mango will come with some other delectable mobile goodies.

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Portal gun technology inside Halo: Reach - Epicness

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Portal gun technology inside Halo: Reach - Epicness

If Halo needed anything more, it would be portals, and luckly somebody decided to build a mod that did just that. Using “teleportals” (a modified version of Halo’s teleporting system) players can essentaiily shoot portals wherever they want, and use them just like in the Portal games. All we can say is “now you’re thinking with portals!”

The Okay Geek Show - Episode 0

You remember the our old podcast right? Well that was somewhat of a test. A test to see if our readers would enjoy hearing us and listening to what we have to say (and you did!), and after 19 episodes, we decided to cut the cord while we could, change our name, write articles like mad and then finally launch The Okay Geek Show today, a re-worked podcast about everything to do with what we write about — If it’s not on our front page, we’re probably not going to talk about it.