This last weekend, the Pittsburgh Stack linked up with the local Wounded Warrior Project office to show another round of its alumnae the magic of the Oculus Rift virtual headset. The office had the most number of its alum come out to one of our events to date, sporting several people driving multiple hours just to get their hands on the latest and greatest in what technology has to offer to the gaming world. We also recruited two new Stack team members into our ranks, JP and

Happy Memorial Day, everyone! Our first ever supply crate in our new video series, the “Reverse Unboxing”, and code named HEAD MOUNT has arrived in Afghanistan to Adam and his team from the Financial Management Support Unit (FMSU) down on Kandahar Air Field! What in the world is a FMSU, you may ask? They’re not just cutting paychecks for troopers or making sure large bags of money are making their way to local Afghan leadership for reconstruction projects, they end up getting

Personally, I’ve been doing supply crates for a long time now. Six years of crates full of games and goodies going to various foreign places around the world supporting veterans. And I would usually (time permitting) write a blog post about where the crate is going, who it’s going to, and all the details in between. The very first supply crate recipients, all the way from back in 2010. But six years of writing up the same-old-same-old later, and I wanted to do something a lit

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