Sir Arthur from Ghosts 'n Goblins portrayed as a 60s hippie, or Kaneda from Akira as Pac-Man is not something that comes along every day, but these awesome, animated posters have the weirdest crossovers between video games, movies, celebrities and music.
You might not have heard about the security guard that groped a journalist at this year's E3. Or the writer who gave a PR woman his business card by slipping it in her dress. Or the women presumed to be booth babes simply because of the way they looked.
The Joe Danger games have offered up top-shelf vehicular hilarity on consoles and touchscreens for the last two years. Now, Hello Games’ physics-happy stunt racing franchise finally comes to PC on June 24 via Steam. You’ll be able to race with Team Fortress avatars and speed your way through a Minecraft level in this…
Microsoft's Muddled Messaging, Displayed On National Television
The battle over our rights to play used games took center stage last night on national television during Jimmy Fallon's Video Game Week, a post-E3 celebration of all things ludic.
Here’s what’s going on Talk Among Yourselves, our reader-written blog: Zarnyx spins a chilling tale
It's A Global Archeological Adventure. It's Also an FPS.
Nordic Games brings us what appears to be an Indiana Jones-esque first-person globe-trotting experience called Deadfall Adventures. Also involved: shooting and explosions aplenty.
In a season of new Mario Karts and Donkey Kong Country games Nintendo hears the calls from supporters and critics to make something new. Their answer: we're already doing it.
This Might Be The Closest We're Getting To A Final Fantasy VII Remake
Rendered with the Unreal Development Kit, digital artist Laggyzaki's remake of one of the most memorable locations in Final Fantasy VII—the Sector 5 church in Midgar—should make everyone nostalgic and wonder how the rest of the game would look in high definition.
