Bronson Rants on Sony Marketing

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Created on Wednesday, 20 March 2013 11:37

Written by Anthony Ta

Welcome to the pilot episode of the long-requested Bronson Rants! On this pilot episode, Bronson goes off on Sony’s lack of marketing for their important games, causing many worthy titles to fall off the consumer awareness charts.

As this is a pilot episode to a potential series, please send in any suggestions you may have; love it, hate it, how the show could be better, topics that cause Bronson to boil, etc. Feedback for the show will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, viewers!

TGA Game of the Year Awards 2012

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Created on Tuesday, 01 January 2013 13:37

Written by Anthony Ta

Hey viewers, this is The Gamer Access' Game of the Year Awards 2012 Top Ten list. 2012 for games is not as crazy as it was the year prior. Even so, developers continued to make games that could potentially redefine their genres. It took over two hours to narrow down and sort this top ten list. Every game here is worth serious consideration.

Bridget's Top 10 Games of 2012

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Created on Wednesday, 26 December 2012 21:43

Written by Bridget Sexton

Hi guys! It's Bridget Sexton with The Gamer Access, I hope everyone had a wonderful 2012. With so many great games this year, and not so great ones, I decided to choose my personal top ten based solely off of what I enjoyed personally this year rather than off what may have been the most popular. I realize alot of the games I chose for my top ten would not be on most people's top ten games of the year, but maybe a few titles just might peak some viewers interest. So travel with me, my friends, through a list ranging from ponies to zombies.

Aaron's Top 10 Games of 2012

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Created on Sunday, 23 December 2012 15:54

Written by Aaron Reynolds

Honestly, this year was something different. We progressed in ways we hadn't thought we could before, and in other ways took a few steps back. As each big game got pushed back to Spring 2013, we quickly saw our massive list for 2012 evaporate, and things cooled down, creating the calm before the storm that is 2013. Regardless, there were still some games that came out this year that are absolutely worth note, some more...credible than others.

Bronson's Top 10 Games of 2012

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Created on Friday, 21 December 2012 21:34

Written by Bronson Fiori

I thought 2012 would be a slow dull year for games and I would have trouble finding ten games to put on this list, but turns out 2012 was a superb year for games. I had trouble lowering it down to ten, but this mix of triple A hits and indie titles ended up being my top ten favorite games of 2012.

Anthony's Top 10 Games of 2012

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Created on Thursday, 20 December 2012 14:09

Written by Anthony Ta

What started as a year where I could not even find ten games to get excited about ended up pretty decent. This year has not been as good as last year, but it was moderately entertaining, and I found ten games that I like.

Kairi's Top 10 Games of 2012

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Created on Wednesday, 19 December 2012 02:54

Written by Kairi Hale

Hey guys, Kairi here at your gaming service. It is almost 2013 which means only two things: it's either the end of the world or it's time for TGA's top ten games of the year list. I'm not going to lie, for me the 2012 gaming lineup has been really lacking in terms of creativity, originality, and overall mindfuckery, so for awhile I thought this year would be one of the worst for games, but I was relieved to see there were some creative minds out there that could provide gamers with a world providing a unique experience that leaves the player completely breathless. So without further-ado, here are my top ten games of 2012.

TGA Demos Just Dance at Best Buy

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Created on Sunday, 28 October 2012 21:38

Written by Anthony Ta

Some of you may remember a small series we ran at the beginning of the year where Bronson attempted to lose weight with Dance Central on Kinect. Our good friend Joe joined him on one of those episodes. We went to our local Best Buy store and found a Kinect station, with Just Dance running on it. Naturally, we had to film a dance session of Bronson and Joe. Make that three sessions. So enjoy three whole songs of Bronson and Joe dancing in public as they attract attention. The songs played were: It's Raining Men, Kung Fu Fighting, and Barbie Girl.

Kingston Technology Improves Productivity with HyperX Product Line

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Created on Thursday, 20 September 2012 11:11

Written by Nick McCandless

A computer’s processor, graphics card, and RAM are commonly the main components of discussion while discussing the potential performance of a computing machine, whether it is a notebook or desktop and while all of these are crucial ingredients to an efficient machine, the hard drive has the potential to become a bottleneck for the machine if uneducated on the speeds and technologies of the storage drive division. From loading basic applications to running high-bandwidth video games and high-definition video rendering, as the storage center of all files launched on the machine, having a fast, responsive drive is imperative to a snappy experience. While there are many 7200RPM drives on the market and even 10,000RPM drives emerging, because the drive relies on one or more rapidly rotating discs, speeds are extremely limited when comparing to the latest form of consumer storage, solid-state drives (often referred to as SSDs). Offering the fastest speeds on the market thanks to the lack of spinning discs and moveable read/write heads, the introduction of SSDs to the market has revolutionized data access speeds for millions of computing devices.

Kingston Technology, the multinational computer technology corporation behind the HyperX product line, has played a significant role within the SSD market and thanks to their support, has increased my productivity as a video producer and host. For those who may not be educated on the process a video producer must go through in order to deliver high quality video content on a regular basis, the process is nothing short of hectic. Between having to ensure the footage is shot correctly, edited promptly while maintaining high standards of quality, and rendered resulting in a respectable production, the hardware used to pull off such feat plays a large role in productivity.

For more details on the competition mentioned within the video:

http://hyperx.evilgeniuses.net/

http://www.kingston.com/us/hyperx10