It’s really a shame that rap and R&B artists go down to this level of receiving death threats without thinking of where it can all end up. You think of B.I.G and Tupac from back in the day and you would think that these younger rap artists learn from their examples, but instead they just fight each other. In this video you see Raz B’s brother making a death threat to Chris Brown and Omarion. In the death threat Raz B’s bro  says that if Chris Brown is ever seen in Los Angeles that he would put his pistol in his mouth.

Raz Z’s people responded to this by saying

“Raz B wanted to make sure everyone knows that what his brother says does not represent him. Those are just a brother’s tendencies to protect his brother coming out. Raz B has already spoken to his brother and told him to chill out.”

Check out the video below!

Cloud gaming just seems wrong and it’s going to suck if your internet goes down and you can’t play your games.

Check out what Phil Harrison had to say below.

“I think we have probably seen the last of the traditional game console companies already in the market. I don’t think we’re going to see a new entrant who is going to be able to compete at the level that Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo have established…The console companies, I believe, will want to figure out how to become more open and to deliver more content without restriction to more people, to stimulate creativity…I think in the next five-to-ten years we will easily get this level of game inside a web browser, on your mobile platform, on your iPad, and we will be able to deliver that level of immersion to any kind of screen.”

In case you didn’t know this already one of the top people at Capcom has quit and is comparing the Japanese Game industry to a Communist State. His name is Keiji Inafune and he is known for awesome games such as Megaman a series know in Japan as Rockman. He also did work on Dead Rising and even the popular Street Fighter series. Apparently he isn’t happy with the game industry over in Japan and it is understandable as we are working on an editorial about the industry some of it’s bad business practices. When we started writing the editorial, we didn’t even have Capcom as a bad company, because it seemed to us that this company is a great place to work unlike EA and 2k games, who only care about money and selling you downloadable content. I have had some communication with people over at Capcom and they seem like great people, so it kind of surprise us.

Below is a statement coming straight from Keiji Inafune, but don’t forget to check out our upcoming editorial about the gaming industry.

Yeah, I want to work at Capcom. But, how should I say… Circumstances are such that I can’t work there anymore. The reason why I’m quitting is basically because I think that the game industry itself must change the way it goes about making games. You might think I’m being hypocritical, but the really big wall that the Japanese game industry is hitting is the changing of its creators into salarymen. There are a lot of people who take their company’s commitment for granted and don’t work as hard as they should. No matter how much one is late or skips work, or even no matter how lousy a game is made, the next month’s paycheck was always guaranteed. In short, it’s like a communist state. Working as hard as you can is your own loss. Not working hard becomes more advantageous. But doesn’t that get in the way of making games?

“Please don’t put that Alan Wake 2 is going to come out on PC, because that might not be true! Either is a possibility.”

Alan Wake is an exclusive to the XBOX 360 and it seems like things are going to stay that way because Remedy the creators of the game have actually said so. This could probably change because making a game on the 360 and PS3 makes more money, so we’ll just have to wait and see. Sometimes game developers make contracts with console makers similar to what Rockstar Games did with the Episodes of Liberty City, but in the end they got these episodes on the Playstation 3 as well, so who knows.