Wonderfully Odd Japanese Museum Has "Face Rocks"
What do E.T., Nemo, and Jesus have in common? They all apparently look like stones housed in one of Japan's most peculiar (and charming) museums: the Hall of Curious Rocks.
Someone's Going to Dig Up Atari's Infamous New Mexico Landfill
Alamogordo's city council has granted an excavation permit for the infamous landfill said to hold thousands of copies of E.T.
E.T.'s Mission Continues 30 Years Later in The Green Planet
It's been three decades since Steven Spielberg enchanted the world with E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, changing the way a generation thought about potential alien life and Reese's Pieces. Chillingo and Universal celebrate 30 years of friendly aliens next week with E.T.: The Green Planet, or as I like to call it, E.T.…
No, E.T., No! Run Away Before Gordon Freeman Whacks You With The…
His finger-point introduction says "yes," but his fidgety shake of the crowbar says "yes, I will kill you now."
How to Beat the Worst Video Game Ever Made
1.4 Million Unsold Video Games Won't Be Buried in the Desert
Yesterday, we learned that the video game publisher THQ is sitting on 1.4 million unsold copies of uDraw, a hugely unsuccessful game designed around a tablet peripheral. uDraw was such a disastrous investment—it cost the publisher around $100 Million on production and lost revenue—that it is almost singlehandedly…
These Video Game Movies Don't Actually Suck
By "video game movie", I do not mean movies that were adapted from video games. Oh, no.
Thanks, Hollywood, For These "Summer Blockbusters"
Summer means sun. Weeks off school, days off work, Coronas under a palm tree as a sea breeze washes over you. But it also means it's time for Hollywood's big shebang: the summer blockbusters.
They Remember Jedi, Jaws and Indiana Jones
1975, Jaws — "It was the Village East theater in Birmingham, Alabama. And we rode in my sister's husband's Trans Am…I have certain flashes of scenes, like the scene where Roy Scheider pulls the license plate out of the stomach of the shark. I remember that. They're just flashes. I remember it being very scary. My…
Spielberg's Pants? A Raging Inferno
Think back a few decades. Think Steven Spielberg. Back before he was putting his name on Wii games, before his stories were being turned into under-appreciated Lucasarts adventure games, before he looked like Totoro
