Though the war ended in humanity's favor ... who once sought to eliminate all Gears, but his views began to shift after encountering Dizzy—a powerful half-Gear descended from the Gear King.

Episode 1 sets the stage for the world of Sin Kiske, the son of Ky Kiske, a human hero, and Dizzy, a half-Gear striving for peace. Although the war between humans and Gears has ended, lingering ...

Why does he have an eye patch? Why would the world hate and fear Dizzy (and the other Gears) so much if the war is long over? But all of this pales in comparison to the big question plaguing ...

Gentlemen, put on your spiffiest three-piece suit with loose-fitting sleeves and “Oxford bag” trousers. While you’re at it, throw on your fedora, wingtip shoes and maybe a bow tie. Ladies, make sure ...

Queen Dizzy is the newest character to enter ... Once the main antagonist of the series and the creator of the Gears and Justice, Asuka is one of the strongest mages in the series, wielding ...

the humans sought to destroy them in a war called the Crusades. Viewers then get to see the love affair between Ky Kiske, the hero who sought to vanquish the Gears, and Queen Dizzy, a woman who is ...

E-Day gives Gears a rare chance to fully explore Dom Santiago’s origins, offering long-overdue depth to one of the series’ most emotional characters.

"Gemini, a new AAA game developed in partnership with global publisher Square Enix; Maverick (Gears of War: E-Day), in collaboration with Microsoft; Echo, a mode to the existing game developed for ...

It unfortunately seems that Gears of War: E-Day did not have enough work to keep everyone in the studio working. We hadn’t heard news or rumors of untoward incidents for this game behind the scenes.

That’s a good reason to lower yourself to a safe, seated position if you feel dizzy. A common cause is the shifting of tiny inner-ear crystals that help us maintain balance. When these move out ...

New USC research offers an unseen insight into how the brain shifts gears. The researchers have discovered that our innate ability to make quick changes in motor function is the result of a unique ...