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YouTube user TehN1ppe posts ten hour clips. Ten hours! Ten hours of endless loops, like Mario climbing a vine. For ten hours. Or Mudkip. Yep, Mah, Hiep, Mah, Hiep. For ten hours. More »
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In the United States, health care has passed. Some people are pleased, some are not and others are even indifferent. So let's talk about video games! More »
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It's Monday morning, and while the rest of the U.S. has the day off today, Nintendo is hard at work delivering two new games a piece to both the Virtual Console and WiiWare, including the stateside debut of Dr. Mario Online RX (1000 points), which allows you to take your pill-popping puzzle game online to battle players around the world. Joining the good Dr. is Aksys Games' Family Table Tennis (500 points), a cell-shaded dose of ping pong goodness. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=5010965&view=rss&microfeed=true From way back in 1990 (can you believe that was already seventeen years ago?) comes this odd Dr. Mario commercial courtesy the fine folks at RetroGameVideos.com. It features a young teenager fighting the evil forces of some sort of bizarre voodoo witch doctor with a game of Dr. Mario. While it might not tell us a lot about the gameplay, it certainly teaches us a valuable lesson: Never play Dr. Mario against a witch doctor or you will find yourself looking like that creepy raisin headed guy from Beetlejuice and being forced to listen to a bastardized version of an Alvin and the Chipmunks song. Terrifying. More »
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Before your doctor puts you under the knife, it might be good for him or her to put the Wii under it. A US study showed that surgeons in training who warmed up with Wii games like Marble Mania scored higher on virtual surgeries than those who didn't. American doctors at the Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center in Arizona are now creating software that will allow surgeons to practice using the Wii-mote. Says Dr. Kanav Kohel, one of the physicians involved with the project: More »
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During Latin American travels, reader Eerk happened upon this "doctor", felt very sleepy and immediately ordered 1,000 DS Lites off Amazon. Sony, Microsoft, hands off Latin America. Dr. Mario has already set up shop. Brian Ashcraft More »
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Out of all the hair-brained product endorsements Nintendo has done over the years, why there hasn't been a Dr. Mario antivirus is beyond me. Our diagnosis? This apparently fan-made mock-up spells sure fire hit. Brian Ashcraft More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=186985&view=rss&microfeed=true For some reason, I keep on thinking Japanese surreality is a recent thing, as opposed to some Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test they've all been tripping on since Hiroshima. More »
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This is really swell. A University of Washington Doctor is working with Nintendo to allow diabetic gamers to check their blood sugar and blood pressure by the proxy of Dr. Mario. More »
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