On this day 12 years ago a video game review website called RCAM Videogames went online. RCAM is an acronym for Radical Creation of Advanced Media, which means unique content ahead of the curve, with new and inventive ideas. For years sweat and tears generated dollars and cents. Eventually the writers and developers grew into bigger and better things and the review database was sold off. Best known today as a colorful brand of luxurious laptop computers, the name RCAM remains.

What’s Cooking?

RCAM Corporation has been planning a massive multinational expansion. Not only into international segments of the computer hardware business, but much closer to its roots with a large scale website network chalk full of fresh content. The RCAM Media Network will roll out over the next two years. Initially only in English followed by native versions in Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. Over 100 different topics will be covered 356 days a year. A formal announcement will be made in coming weeks. BigBadTech.com is the first live website to be part of the RCAM Media Network. In addition, work is underway at RCAM’s game studio, RCAM Games, on its first original platformer for the Xbox 360.

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