My Favorite Arcade Game Of All Time
My favorite arcade game was the first "double joystick game." You got the little intro picture, you should be able to guess it if you ever played it.
My favorite arcade game was the first "double joystick game." You got the little intro picture, you should be able to guess it if you ever played it.
This is crazy! Videogames are starting to look more and m0re scarier than movies. In fact, many movies are taking their cues from videogames. This one is called "Rise Of Nightmares" and it looks like it's goal is to freak you sh@t out.
The best part about winning computer solitaire is the flurry of cards that fills the screen after making the final move. Lars Marcus Vedeler and Theo Tveteras of experimental design team skrekkogle have now translated this iconic moment into a physical 3D sculpture of the jumping cards.
Doom has to be one of the greatest games of all time. Pretty much all shooters owe Doom a debt. This guy does an excellent version of the game in his house.
On the 23rd Call of Duty is issuing a map pack with five new zombie adventures. Now you have to ask yourself, "am I up to fighting zombies on the moon?"
Coming up on October 18th it's Batman: Arkham City. The game features some familiar foes. Read more after the break.
Sure, human pinball may not be as fast paced as human foosball but it’s still really fun to watch.
The below short, a stop-motion animation clip put together by the people behind NYC’s Animation Block Party Film Festival, imagines what it would look like if people were the bumpers and balls in a massive game played out on city streets.
There's a game out that I've never heard of called "No More Heroes." It's new for the PS3. And in this new game there will be what essentially boils down to a "stripper mode." I don't know how far the game goes
The game company behind "Mortal Kombat" has announced the 4th downloadable character and it's the 'man of your dream' Freddy Kruger. Details after the jump.
This week's installment of games are pretty bad-ass.