Randy A. Salas

Columnist/Reporter | Technobabble
Phone: 612-673-4542
Randy Salas is the assistant features editor of the Star Tribune. When he's not watching DVDs, he's playing video games -- occasionally even both at the same time. (It can be done.) He's been writing about games since Nintendo's main rival was Sega and was one of the first print journalists to cover DVDs regularly. In Randy's world, life is high-def.

Recent content from Randy A. Salas

First of the best pictures, 'Wings' flies again

The 1927 Oscar-winning silent epic is being released on DVD and Blu-ray Tuesday for the first time after a two-year restoration.

Updated: January 24, 2012, - 09:06 AM

DVDs gift guide: Discs are not dead

Blu-ray is the way to go for that movie lover on your gift list, but there are other options, too.

Updated: November 26, 2011, - 04:01 PM

Gaming gift guide: Thinking outside the console

Here are some ideas for that player who already bought "Arkham City," "Modern Warfare 3" or other new blockbusters.

Updated: November 26, 2011, - 04:01 PM

This is not your father's 'Star Wars'

Filmmaker George Lucas makes tweaks for Blu-ray release.

Updated: September 15, 2011, - 03:34 PM

Theater event has a familiar 'Ring' to it

Even the geekiest of fans might need wizardly powers to keep track of the many editions of "The Lord of...

Updated: June 14, 2011, - 08:30 AM

Science Museum's Imax films debut on Blu-ray

Imax films have always been ahead of their time.

Updated: May 16, 2011, - 02:16 PM

Ranking the Idols

There are nine singers left on "American Idol" after last week's double elimination of Naima Adedapo (who reached her potential)...

Updated: April 04, 2011, - 11:52 PM

Nintendo makes 3-D go portable

Its $250 3DS video-game system offers convincing effects and needs no glasses.

Updated: March 28, 2011, - 01:38 PM

38-foot Gamin' Ride gives new meaning to 'gaming on the go'

Dave Soliday's truck has enough gaming consoles for up to 24 players.

Updated: December 20, 2010, - 09:28 PM

PS3, Xbox 360 get in on the action

With Move and Kinect, these consoles are finally exploring the motion-controlled trails blazed by Nintendo's Wii.

Updated: November 27, 2010, - 03:25 PM

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