5-year-old boy spends over $2500 in 10 minutes on in-app purchases Home > Apple > 5-year-old boy spends over $2500 in 10 minutes on… 5-year-old boy spends over $2500 in 10 minutes on in-app purchases Covered by The Telegraph earlier today, 5-year-old Danny Kitchen of Warmley, England racked up a monster iTunes bill after spending £1,710.43 ($2,568. via: www.digitaltrends.com

Watch Me Play And Attempt To Talk About The New ‘Tomb Raider’ (Video) First of all, thanks to Square Enix for stopping at MTV HQ to show off Lara’s new adventure. Also, thanks to Patty Tenicela who helped me keep me cool through the whole process that otherwise would have been sorta embarassing for me (I’m not such a great public speaker ‘~’). via: multiplayerblog.mtv.com

Pokémon X And Pokémon Y To Bring Significant Changes To Series? Details on the upcoming Nintendo 3DS-exclusives Pokémon X and Pokémon Y are scarce, as both of them were announced just last month. Nevertheless, there are plenty of rumors floating around the web suggesting that, when the two games arrive, they will bring significant changes to the series. via: mynintendonews.com

PS4 Stuck With Discs “for the Foreseeable Future” Despite its increased emphasis on connectivity, Sony won’t be going all-in with a digitally distributed future. With last Tuesday’s PlayStation 4 announcement, Sony not only promised a system that will play highly advanced games, but use more online features than ever before . via: www.escapistmagazine.com

Leonard Nimoy owned a PS4 over 30 years ago! While the gaming world is still coming to grips with the potential of the PlayStation 4, at least one sci-fi acting legend was facepalming so hard at how behind the times everyone else was. From this early 80s footage that IGN somehow was able to recover, Leonard Nimoy takes Sony‘s new (old? via: www.destructoid.com

Yes, you can make an Oscar-nominated film with a MacBook Pro on your couch Filmmaking is a lot different than it used to be, and we’re not talking about the Golden Age of Hollywood between the late Twenties and early Sixties; the film industry has transformed hugely even in just the last 20 years. Not only has film (yes, actual film) been replaced by digital cameras, but the way movies are edited has also changed. via: www.digitaltrends.com

Tomb Raider handed a 90/100 by GamesMaster The first review for Tomb Raider has come to light, courtesy of the latest issue of GamesMaster magazine. According to the monthly: “Sitting back exhausted we were left with just one question dribbling forth from our gaping jaws. How on earth are they going to top this in the sequel? Because of one thing there can be no doubt. Lara is back. via: www.vg247.com