Geeks With Wives Podcast: Episode 50

The BIG 5-0! We made it this far and there are no signs of us slowing down. This week we take it up to 11 with a borderline disgusting intro topic, some fun memories, and we help Matt name is new dog. If you miss this episode, you’ll be sorry!

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Nintendo Wii U Priced and Dated: One Geek’s Reaction

Nintendo held a special press conference today to announce the release date and price of their newest console, the Wii U. On November 18th, consumers with $300-$350 in disposable income will have the opportunity to dive into poor-man’s tablet-driven console. Riggie Fils-Aime, Nintendo’s U.S. President and COO, quickly made this reveal before attempting to appeal to “hardcore”… Continue reading Nintendo Wii U Priced and Dated: One Geek’s Reaction

Where Did the Scores Go?

Honestly, folks – I just couldn’t take it anymore. Have you ever told your spouse or best friend a lie, and then had to live that lie for days or weeks? The lie grows, it takes shape. You add some other lies to it, dress it up a bit, and the next thing you know,… Continue reading Where Did the Scores Go?

Geeks With Wives Podcast: Episode 49

We’re just one episode away from the big 5-0 celebration, but that’s no reason to slow down. We’re geared up to discuss Guild Wars 2 with a level-20 player. We’ll also dispel all rumors of Valve’s hardware venture as well as the iPhone 5.

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To The Point – Issue #6

For those of us that hate reading fluff, here are the highlights of what’s going on in the industry. The big news of the week: Valve is joining the hardware battle. What does this really mean? Valve may create a new controller for PC games. I’m happy they’re not making another console. Sony loves European gamers more.… Continue reading To The Point – Issue #6

In Defense of the Vita

At Gamesom 2012, Sony unleashed an E3-like performance. Front and center was the PS Vita. A device promoted for it’s technical prowess, but mocked for it’s steep price. Having experienced slow sales and an underwhelming library, Sony’s back was seemingly against a wall. E3 should have been a no-brainer for Sony: show us new Vita games,… Continue reading In Defense of the Vita

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