Heather Johnson

As you look down at your iPod Touch and bask in the simplicity of the many games and apps at your instant disposal, it’s easy to forget that there was a time when children (and adults) could be entertained on rainy days successfully with little more than water and a few bits of plastic. It’s difficult… Read More »

Predators. As a child, stories you heard about them caused you to be afraid of the dark and imagine monsters under the bed. Across all cultures, humans are fascinated with the kings and queens of the natural world. We celebrate the lion as the king of the jungle or the bear as the symbol of… Read More »

Politicians are always going on about how to lower the crime rate. They talk about increasing police numbers, introducing harsher sentencing, and have even decided to go easier on people who defend their property by use of force. This is all very well, but there are some surprising things that statistically lower crime far better… Read More »

Dead of Alive (DOA) has been around for quite a while, but the latest installment has really been created to impress. Each of the fighter series games is known for something specific. DOA has always been known as a game that has an attractive cast of characters that are ready to fight to the death…. Read More »

Built on open-source software, Google runs its widely-used search engine and online applications. But aside from its use of open-source software, Google reveals at the LinuxCon how it utilizes a derivative of Ubuntu Linux for thousands of desktop users. They call this “Goobuntu”.   Google Chooses Ubuntu Over Others Aside from Ubuntu, Google went over… Read More »

The latest version of FIFA, FIFA 13, owes a lot to International Superstar Soccer. Konami’s franchise took football games to new levels and forced gaming giants EA to improve. However, Konami hasn’t been able to keep up and, although PES 2013 is better than last year’s attempt, it is not expected to offer much resistance… Read More »