We have posted about a couple of Unity3D Game Development course deals in the recent past, each with their own unique bundle of courses, videos, and tutorials. Well here is another Unity3D game development course bundle going over different aspects of mobile game development using the popular game engine.
Sometimes gaming on your Android device can drain your battery like a boss if you aren’t plugged in. That is why having a battery pack of some kind is usually a good idea when you’re gaming on the go. With that said, today’s DroidGamers Daily Deal is a battery pack that can charge 2 devices simultaneously.
Mobile gaming is really strictly mobile anymore these days. With programs like Bluestacks (and others) or services like Nvidia’s GeForce Now gaming-on-demand, and GameStream, you can pretty much play Android games on any platform you want, besides consoles, as well as playing other platform’s games on Android. The line between all the video game platforms has thinned out a lot.
Every day we feature a new deal over on our store and today we were going to showcase the Backblaze Unlimited Backup 1-year subscription that is currently on sale. However, while looking through some of our other goodies, I spotted this rather cool Ingress battery pack, complete with animated lighting.
“Loot Crates” are an interesting concept that a few companies have started doing, all with different themes and products. What these are is a box of goodies that is send to your house every month. Most are usually themed around comics and video games, which means if you like collectibles and other items of that nature, Loot Crates are like a mini Christmas every month.
Today’s DroidGamers Daily Deal in our new store is a full Raspberry Pi 2 Starter Kit, which comes complete with all the hardware you need to get started, guides on what you can do with this, and a couple of programming courses to get you on your way. There is actually quite a lot of interesting things you can do with the Raspberry Pi 2, including installing Android on it.
The newest episode of Level up is now out! Welcome to Episode #4 and it is all about Gunpei Yokoi who is quite possibly one of the greatest figure in the video games industry that you probably haven’t heard of. Some of the things he has created include the Gameboy, the Virtual Boy, and even the D-Pad.
Just days after Google announced its latest iteration of the popular Chromecast streaming device, Amazon has made an announcement of its own; Amazon sellers are banned from selling any version of the device, or its peer, the Apple TV. The move demonstrates just how serious Amazon is about bolstering its own streaming service, but that hasn’t stopped Amazon from offering a friendly spin that seems unrelated to competition.
At the beginning of September the Sphero BB-8 Star Wars themed app-enabled robot became available and pretty much everyone wanted one, even just to play with it for a minute. Well 3Doodler has now made the Sphero BB-8 Star Wars robot a series instead, with the BB-Luke, BB-Darth, BB-3PO and BB-Leia.
The other day Google announced two new Nexus phones during their Nexus event, the Nexus 6P and the Nexus 5X. Both are pretty solid entries into the Nexus brand, with the Nexus 5X in particular being an upgraded version of LG’s previous Nexus 5. Since the original announcement, all that has really been known about the launching of either device is that pre-orders are live now, and that they would be shipping out later this month.
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