Snoop Dogg and Lucidsound Present LS50X Limited Edition Gaming Headset
Get ready, gamers. Your headset just got a bit more gangsta'. LucidSound, the fastest growing gaming headset brand, announced today that 3,500 LS50X Sn...
Culture
Geek culture and community coverage with highlight pieces from the Sugar Gamers’ roster of staff writers and contributors.
The Convergence of Video Games and Luxury Brands
There’s no denying it: video games are officially part of global culture. As a $120 billion a year industry, it’s becoming increasingly obvious to non-tech rel...
Merging the Digital and Physical: Interview With Galit Ariel
Galit Ariel is a technofuturist, author, TED speaker, founder of WondARland, and self-professed digital hippie whose work explores the ways technology and huma...
Opening Night At OS NYC
It was an eclectic crowd of gamers of all generations and even those who don't game but were happy to take in the spectacle. At the sight of the space the community was buzzing with ideas for events and tournaments. ...
Fanning The Flames Of Fan Outrage
How pop culture media fuels fan outrage and why it's irresponsible. ...
Nepotism Is Entertainment’s Enemy
Examining the crippling effects nepotism has on diversity in entertainment mediums. To start, when referring to nepotism in this article I am not just refer...
Hey Video Game Companies, I am Your Typical Gamer
Sugar Gamers would like to welcome back special contributor Tamiko Little! She has been taking a critical look at the game industry, especially in terms of dem...
Ross Hersemann Drops The Law Hammer On Fan Art
Ross Hersemann has been a long time friend to Sugar Gamers. He's a fellow Chicagoan and nerd of all trades. The two of us share a special bond over our love o...
Playing Hard Documentary Hit A Nerve
After scrolling through Netflix looking for anything to stimulate me, I stumbled across "Playing Hard." A documentary focused on the development cycle of Ubiso...
Algorithms Are Not The Future, People Are
The big players in the tech industry seem to be hellbent on putting the future of their companies in the hands of algorithms. Look, I'm not a big fan of people...