Posts By WMMN

Zynga. Hit It Rich. DoubleDown. MyVegas. Slotomania. And the list could go on for pages. Social slots and other similar games have become the latest trend in mobile gaming. They all advertise themselves as "free" - and they are, to a certain extent - and promise a great experience, superior games and all the good things that you can imagine. And I personally hate them.

At this point of time, numerous ways of making money in the Internet exist, but the most profitable and exciting one is an online casino. From the first sight, it seems to be very hard to own a casino which functions in the net, and many people are afraid of responsibilities and possible fraud activities related to the gambling industry.

Online gambling just continues to evolve, and quite rapidly. But due to the economic growth and changing values, the gamblers grow new needs, desires and whims.

No game is made the same. Neither is a person or a potential player. Saying that, I truly believe every person, no matter their circumstances can find joy in video games. That they can become whoever they want to be, even if it’s for just a few hours and become a winner in their own way.

Nintendo have always been one of the key innovators in the development of video games. From pioneering tech such as the iconic Gameboy, to revolutionising controllers through their Wii nunchucks, Nintendo have shown a healthy disregard for gaming convention.

All of you gamers out there must be thinking – slots? Please! What do we, dedicated, experienced and highly skilled first person shooters and fantasy sports strategists have anything to do with a mere chance game? That’s for the tourist crowds that descend upon Vegas and Atlantic City on weekends and national holidays, ripping through their penny bags.

Gambling and Gaming: The Golden Saucer and Beyond

Sometimes it feels like games are just too long. Gone are the days where most of us can spend the entire summer exploring fantasy world's, interacting with every NPC and completing every side quest.

For some time now we have been living in the digital age. It’s not 1972 anymore, and you haven’t just excitedly plugged in your new Magnavox Odyssey (if you were lucky enough, or old enough, to get one). Kids today aren’t phased by technology - they’re the swipe generation. They’re brought up playing on their phones, tablets, laptops and games consoles. And the gaming industry is catching up with them and producing more cross-platform games than ever before.

As more and more great games hit the shelves, it's becoming more and more apparent that getting around to them is the hardest thing about this hobby. Every year Autumn and Winter bring with them a whole host of Game of the Year contenders, and even the lesser quality titles seem to come by the barrel full.