When out trick-or-treating, it’s probably a bad idea to go to a house where a zombie “lives.” That said, you might as well, if you’re Nick Ramos from “Dead Rising 3” and starring in this Halloween trailer from Capcom, released Wednesday and featured on Xbox Wire.
If you’re the nostalgic type that enjoys classic games, you’ll get a kick out of the remake available in the Windows Phone Store, which comes with both Classic and Challenge modes. The object of the game? Easy. Feed the snake!
Turn 10 Studios, maker of the highly anticipated “Forza Motorsport 5” racing game for Xbox One, revealed a mind-blowing list of new cars coming to “Forza Motorsport 5” in the Forza Motorsport 5 Showroom on Wednesday.
For city planners, the technologies to gain “big picture” insights simply haven’t been available in the past. But now that big data business intelligence solutions are a reality, cities like Barcelona are assembling the technology to better meet the needs of their citizens.
Skype recently asked its users to vote on their favorite Halloween emoticons, with the most popular being carved into jack-o’-lanterns. Watch the video to see extreme pumpkin carver Tom Nardone go to work creating “devil,” “party” and “puke.”
On Oct. 30, during Innovation Day 2013 at Microsoft Research Asia, a demo called 3-D Scanning with Mobile Devices set up an intriguing premise: making 3D printing more accessible to the masses.
Windows Phone App Studio Beta, an app creation tool designed to take developers from idea to app in just a matter of steps, announced a new set of features that went live Wednesday, with developers getting the credit for the changes.
The sensors supported by Windows Store apps offer powerful ways for developers to spice up their app’s functionality. This post on the Windows App Builder Blog provides an overview of the sensors and offers guidelines and suggestions for their best use.
With many blockbuster titles coming to Xbox 360 and the new Xbox One, “it’s a great time to remind ourselves that – like television and movies – not all video games are right for all audiences,” writes Xbox Wire.
Whether you prefer using a keyboard, mouse or touch, all three are options for you in Windows 8.1. And there are a number of easy ways to switch among them, with tips shared on the Windows Experience Blog.
