‘Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’ gets major cameos in new free DLC

There’s nothing more we love than free DLCs. That is until they introduce some pretty killer characters. Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is bringing a great package for this month’s free DLC. You’re getting characters from Street Fighter, Metroid, and Mega Man. Plus, new gear, missions, and other surprises for you. If you aren’t as excited as we are just yet, you better check out the video above.

Source: Kotaku

Samsung's 'Look At Me' app aims to help families living with autism

By Sonya Davidson

On  December 2014, Samsung Canada partnered with Autism Speaks Canada to launch the "Look At Me' Project, an app designed for families with kids living with autism. Canadian families were given the opportunity to apply for one of the 200 Samsung devices pre-loaded with the app. 

This week Samsung and Autism Speaks Canada provided us with an update and early progress report on how the families were doing with the app and the opportunity to meet with families to learn about their experience first hand.

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Review: Kobo Glo HD eBook reader

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

The Kobo Glo HD's 6” HD Carta E Ink touchscreen with a 1448 x 1072 resolution 300 pixels per inch is no gimmick, it really looks super crisp and clear. Kobo also still maintains the most even backlighting in the market which ensures great visibility in any lighting condition.

Kobo has been pushing the state of the art in e-Ink eBook reader technology and design. While rival Amazon's Kindle Paperwhite has received nominal updates and minor tweaks, the Kobo Glo HD line has progressed in a more evolutionary fashion and the Glo HD is the current pinnacle of this technology.

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Ubisoft holds charity drive for Nepal earthquake

Ubisoft is hoping to help out the region that inspired the scenery of their game Far Cry 4. The game developer is holding a charity drive to draw more donations for Nepal after the devastating earthquake hit the area. They said they will match up to $100,000 in donations given to the Canadian Red Cross for disaster relief. To do your part, you can donate here.

Source: Kotaku