January 28, 2015
If you’re looking to mow down zombies, explore foreign planets or concoct your own creatures, this new Handheld Hero Gamer Bundle is certainly worth diving into. You name your own price ($4.99 recommended) and instantly receive Syder Arcade HD and Incredipede. If your price is higher than ...
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Humble Bundle usually allows you to set your own price when purchasing games, this bundle is a bit different though. The price is set at $25 and for that price you get 10 really great indie games (worth over $90 separately) and help Doctors Without Borders charity at the same times: Games you ...
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As longtime Android gamers can attest, Humble Bundles are a great way of getting a bunch of stuff for a really low price. The latest bundle, the E3 Edition, packs even more power than it usually does. Humbe Bundle works like this: you pay for a bunch of games with whatever amount you’d ...
Read MoreBritish explorer Daniel Hughes accomplished a tremendous feat – climbing to the top of Mt. Everest. So, what’s such an adventurer to do once he’s hit the top? Whip out his HTC One and make a video call, of course. His video call to BBC was part of his effort to raise money for ...
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Humble Bundle, a new game market for Android, has just launched, and it offers an innovative take on purchasing games. Essentially, you choose how much to pay, and you get four games on your Android, Linux, Windows, and Mac devices. Instead of paying for games for each of those operating ...
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Joe Steiger of Linux blog JoeSteiger.com is currently running a fundraiser raffle on his blog to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). The MDA uses money raised to help fund reseach and supply wheelchairs, braces, clinics, flu shots, a summer camp, and more for people ...
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