Don't Starve is getting a new expansion, we have even more Halo news, and our dear YouTube is finally sticking up for us small people! Hosts: Dalton Martin & Julia Parobek Camera: Michael Robb Teleprompter: Spencer Smith Editing: Michael Robb Music: Lex Bravary Graphics: Meghan Duffy, Sam Noble, Lauren Lucas Producer: Dalton Martin
Among the many clubs and organizations at Ball State, few are so often discussed or misunderstood as the Anthropomorphic Art Society – more widely known as the “furries”. While some fans argue about what exactly makes someone a furry, a popular definition is that a furry is anyone who enjoys anthropomorphic art.
Women athletes and super heroes are teaming up together for espnW to illustrate the talents of women athletes who will each be alongside a certain Marvel female hero. IMPACT25 is a list that will be a countdown of the most influential women athletes in sports. Emanuela Lupacchino and Rachelle Rosenberg will be showing off their first illustration of professional American soccer player Carli Lloyd, who will be paired up next to Captain Marvel. Marvel Director of Content and Character Development, Sana Amanat, explained why espnW and Marvel decided to team up: “Marvel’s mission is to celebrate the hero’s journey – and espnW’s IMPACT25 is a uniquely incredible way to do that.
YouTube has declared war on unlawful and unjustified copyright notices. A recent blog post from the Copyright Legal Director of Google, Fred von Lohmann, has backed up a select few videos to be used as examples of protected under fair usage laws.
@IAmYourBossLady This review is based off of the PS4 version. Welcome back to the Wasteland, fellow vault dwellers!
The team sits down and talks about Fall anime, the new Adventure Time episodes, and their thoughts on Regular Show.
The guys sit down and break down the Paris Games Week and all the game news announced.
Microsoft’s newest operating system, Windows 10, released a massive update to its current version.
As of lately, drones, otherwise known as unmanned aerial vehicles, have been a market that has been rapidly growing among tech enthusiasts.
The Ed Board sits down and discusses the Paris Games Week, GLAAD list and Life is Strange. Hosts: Jake Doolin, Chase Streetman, Courtney Tuchman Edited By: Matt Turner Music By: Lex Bravery Logo By: Meghan Duffy
Japanese technology corporation Hitachi Group announced that it has developed a speech signal processing technology that will allow for more accurate multilingual translation in noisy environments. The technology will be able to accurately recognize speech in environments with noise levels up to 70 decibels, or about as loud as the average vacuum cleaner.
This week the gang talks about Fallout, the Warcraft trailer, and the Slave Leia controversy.
The Game Awards, referred to as “video gaming’s biggest night,” is starting to be scrutinized over the lack of female representation on their jury that consists of representatives from 32 international media outlets.
As reported on Attack of the Fanboy, Chart Track announced that 85 percent of gamers in the UK purchased Rise of the Tomb Raider for the Xbox One and 15 percent bought the Xbox 360 version. Rise of the Tomb Raider faced serious competition this week, with Fallout 4 claiming the number one spot, while Call of Duty Black Ops 3 and FIFA 16 took second and third place, respectively.
EA has recently updated the Star Wars Battlefront website to show what will be on the Season Pass and when to expect the first expansion to come out.
Have you wanted to show off your new Spartan from Halo 5 to your friends and family?
Sony recently responded to claims that its PS4 is popular among terrorist groups because it is harder for security agencies to monitor communications.
Funcom, the developers behind games such as Anarchy Online and Age of Conan, have announced that The Park, the company’s single-player psychological thriller for PC, is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
