Panasonic has just released an interesting piece of research. Apparently Australians are far more likely to download and store content rather than stream it direct from the source. Apparently we’re a nation of digital hoarders of all content — from video, to photos, to games.
Nowadays TVs are doing more than ever before. Panasonic and Samsung have both announced that their future televisions will feature “app stores” built in, stores which include… video games. Is this the future? Can you imagine a world without consoles, a world in which games are streamed directly through your TV? I say ‘no’. Nick Broughall from Gizmodo says ‘yes’. What say you?
Not due out until March on the PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, Homefront can be seen here playing on the world’s largest 3D television.
The Consumer Electronics Show floor doesn’t open officially until Wednesday morning, but we got an early look at the show in progress. What did we see? Green Hornet, Smurfs and lots of 3D.
Panasonic’s recently unveiled portable massively multiplayer online gaming platform won’t be a success, can’t be a success if there are no games to play on it.
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Last night Panasonic’s dubious new gaming console, the Jungle, made a guest appearance on Rob Dyrdek’s Fantasy Factory.
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