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07/16/15
Steven Universe Episode Recap 'Historical Friction': If Only We Really Could See That Giant Woman
By Nathalie Medina
Steven Universe episode “Historical Friction,” is the fourth episode of Stevenbomb 3.0’s 5-episode story arc. Watch "Historical Friction" online, then read our recap to find out which Giant Woman we get to hear about after the jump.
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07/16/15
Netmarble Team Talks Marvel’s Future Fight And Plans To Take On American Mobile Game Market [VIDEO]
By Phillip Martinez
At San Diego Comic-Con, we sat down with the Netmarble team to talk about its successful Marvel Future Fight game and what other games are coming stateside.

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‘Steven Universe’ Spoilers: Rebecca Sugar Talks Shows Origins And Teases Introduction Of A New Character
During Cartoon Network's Press Hour at San Diego Comic-Con, 'Steven Universe' creator Rebecca Sugar talked about the show's origin and even unintentionally teased a new character.
By Phillip Martinez 07/13/15
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'Just Cause 3' Dev Talks Weapons, Vehicles And the Chaos In Store For Rico Rodriguez [EXCLUSIVE]
Just Cause 3 will give gamers a playground filled with insane stunts, weapons and endless amount of possibilities to cause destruction. iDigitalTimes spoke to Francesco Antolini, principle designer for Just Cause 3, about the upcoming title’s gameplay as well as what’s in store for Rodriguez.
By Zulai Serrano 07/09/15
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Nintendo’s Scott Moffitt Talks Old 3DS Model Viability, Lack Of Faceplates And New 3DS In America
Nintendo of America exec, Scott Moffitt talked about why older 3DS models are still viable today and why North America doesn't have the New 3DS or faceplates.
By Phillip Martinez 06/25/15
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'The Walking Dead': Overkill's First-Person Shooter Might Feature Familiar Faces [EXCLUSIVE]
Overkill’s The Walking Dead game made an appearance at E3 2015. The demo available on Star VR headset was a small teaser of what’s to come on current-gen consoles and PC.
By Zulai Serrano 06/21/15
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Star VR Headset Combats Motion Sickness By Giving Users Peripheral Vision
iDigital Times spoke to Almir Listo, global brand director for Starbreeze Studios and producer of Overkill’s The Walking Dead game, about the company’s in-development VR headset, Star VR, at E3 2015.
By Zulai Serrano 06/21/15
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Nintendo Rep Apologizes For Amiibo Shortage, Says Solution “Starts And Ends With Increased Supply”
Nintendo's Scott Moffitt talked about how the company is 'transforming' Amiibo and how they are fixing the Amiibo shortage in North America.
By Phillip Martinez 06/18/15
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Bloxels Is Pixel Press’ First Attempt At Opening Game Design To A Generation Of Tablet Users
Find out what Pixel Press co-founder Robin Rath had to say about Bloxels, the latest project from the studio behind Adventure Time: Game Wizard, and the company's plans for its crowdfunded game design toolkit.
By Scott Craft 06/17/15
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Umbra Dev Discusses Apocalyptic Form, High-Level Gameplay, Female Avatars And More
A second conversation with Umbra lead programmer offers new insight into SolarFall Games upcoming action-RPG and the thought processes behind some aspects of the Umbra crowdfunding campaign.
By Scott Craft 06/11/15
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The Story Of Chip's Challenge 2, A Sequel 20 years In The Making
Chip's Challenge 2 sat for over two decades before finally seeing the light of day
By Bob Fekete 06/03/15
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New Mac ‘Sleep Mode’ Vulnerability Allows For Backdoor BIOS Attacks, Says Security Researcher
Last Friday, security researcher Pedro Vilaca revealed that Macs shipped prior to the summer of 2014 are vulnerable to BIOS exploits that allow for backdooring into a machine at the lowest hardware level.
By Cammy Harbison 06/02/15
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New Android NFC Attack Could Steal Money From Credit Cards Anytime Your Phone Is Near
Your NFC capable Android smartphone could be the newest weapon hackers use to steal money from the credit cards in your pocket, researchers find.
By Cammy Harbison 05/31/15
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Deanonymizing Tor Hidden Service Traffic Through HSDir Is A Cake Walk, Say Researchers: HITB Presenters Showcase New Threats
A new technique for de-anonymizing Tor hidden service traffic was revealed at Hack in the Box Security Conference in Amsterdam, Friday.
By Cammy Harbison 05/29/15
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Ancient DNS Vulnerability Leaves Thousands Of Educational Institutes Ripe For The Hacking
An ancient vulnerability in DNS servers leaves thousands of educational institutions vulnerable to hacking, say security researchers at HITB Haxpo in Amsterdam, Wednesday.
By Cammy Harbison 05/29/15
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Hacking With Pictures; New Stegosploit Tool Hides Malware Inside Internet Images For Instant Drive-by Pwning
Images in browsers may be the next big thing in online attacks, according to Hack In The Box presenter Saumil Shah. The researcher presented an updated version of his image embedded malware at HITB 2015 AMS Thursday.
By Cammy Harbison 05/28/15
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Prison Architect Producer Reflects On Prerelease Controversy And Controlling Your Project's Narrative
We spoke with Introversion Software managing director Mark Morris about Prison Architect's early controversies, managing the narrative around your project and what the future holds for Prison Architect.
By Scott Craft 05/27/15
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Gameband: Now Computing's Minecraft Bracelet Makes The Perfect Gift For Minecraft Junkies
The Gameband may not be for everybody but we can think of more than a few groups of Minecraft players that could benefit from Now Computing's wearable Minecraft installation.
By Scott Craft 05/21/15
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Meet Reuben Paul; This 9 Year Old Hacker Is Changing The World, One App At A Time
Reuben Paul may look like your typical 9 year old but he's anything but. Find our about his cyber security mission to make the world a safer place, here.
By Cammy Harbison 05/06/15
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Steven Universe Episode Recap: "Reformed" Uses Gem Regeneration To Explore The Meaning Of 'Being Yourself'
Steven Universe’s “Reformed” spotlights the relationship between Garnet and Amethyst, but mainly as a vehicle for probing Amethyst's psyche. Amethyst, like all Gems, chooses her physical form when she regenerates. How does her mental state affect the physical, visible result of her self-actualization, and what does it tell us about where Amethyst's head is at?
By Nathalie Medina 04/30/15
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MMORPG Dev Explains How Game Design Can Cure Twitter Dysfunction And Social Shaming
We spoke with Raph Koster, legendary game designer, about the lessons large communities like Twitter should steal from MMORPGs and game design principles.
By Andrew Whalen 04/30/15
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Dota 2 Pro Jimmy 'DeMoN' Ho Talks Pro Dota And Finding The Right Team
We spoke with Champions of Summer's Rift's Jimmy 'DeMoN' Ho about life as a pro Dota 2 player, the challenges of starting a new team and whether or not his squad will be at The International this August.
By Scott Craft 04/28/15
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Steven Universe Episode Recap: "Love Letters" Embodies "No" As A Complete Sentence
The latest episode of Steven Universe, entitled "Love Letters," explores what it means when a "no" gets transmuted by good intentions and misunderstandings into a "maybe." Steven's old mail carrier returns and gets his fire lit by the magnificent Garnet. But Garnet, an alien embodiment of Real and True Love, is certainly not going to play Rosaline to Jamie's Romeo.
By Nathalie Medina 04/23/15
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'Twelve Minutes' May Have You Screaming At Your Computer Six Hours Later, In A Good Way
Luis Antonio's upcoming indie game "Twelve Minutes" may have you screaming at your computer screen six hours later.
By Zulai Serrano 04/16/15

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