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The first Epic Mickey game was released last year as a Wii exclusive video game and was met with a mixed response.

John McAfee crosses into Guatemala seeking asylum, on the run for 3 weeks from Belize police over a neighbour's murder investigation.

Dell revolutionises Aussie schools with virtual tech, ensuring secure and efficient student learning without heavy hardware investments.

Metservice.com, a top NZ site, unveils a user-centric redesign after extensive feedback, promising a smoother, more dynamic experience.

Samsung NZ launches the sleek Galaxy Note II in Auckland, promising enhanced multitasking and productivity for the on-the-go lifestyle.

A couple weeks ago, I had the pleasure of flying to Sydney for the launch of the much-anticipated Samsung Galaxy Note II.

My mum always told me nobody ever got anywhere by roaming the streets dressed like Pikachu, but Irrational Games have proved cos-play can take you places.

Chief internet evangelist Vinton Cerf calls for the internet to remain free as the International Telecommunication Union met in Dubai.

Apple's iPhone 5 reigns as Yahoo's most obsessed search in 2012, on top of the tech world and overshadowing other global fascinations.

Ruckus Wireless hailed for stellar performance at The Hobbit premiere in Wellington, supporting the city's busiest Wi-Fi day ever.

Apple plans to release new smartphone into Samsung's backyard this friday, as well as 50 other countries in December.

Rupert Murdoch to shut The Daily next week, citing a $30m loss and just 100k subscribers after a 21-month run, failing to meet targets.

ANZ expands mobile banking with goMoney app now available for Android users, offering a host of services on the go.

Ratchet and Clank: Q Force marks a controversial shift from platforming to tower defence, failing to captivate as past titles did.

Trade Me is inviting Kiwis to contribute to a 100-year time capsule, with space for postcards limited and only available until 31 December 2012.

As Facebook comes under criticism for low tax payments in NZ, company stock increases by nearly US$7 a share during November.

Hitman: Absolution marks the return of gaming’s original assassin, IO Interactive’s bald and barcoded killer known only as Agent 47.

Mobile security provider responds to growth in mobile security with new safe browsers across operating systems.

Avoid holiday shopping chaos with these top five online tips to save time, money, and stress this Christmas season, courtesy of LivingSocial.

There have been a number of fighting games released over the years that assembled a number of characters from different franchises.