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Uncategorized25 Years Of The Dr. Mario Commercial Music Stuck In My Head
Call the doctor, Mario 0h-oh. It was on June 27, 1990 that Nintendo released Mario’s medical puzzle game for the Game Boy and NES, setting in motion the North American marketing effort that would result in the youngest doctor this side of Doogie Houser scatting in my head for all eternity. And by scatting I…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Portable PC Inspired By Shadowrun‘s Cyberdecks
This custom PC is too small to be a desktop, but too big for a laptop. It’s a unique portable build, something out of an 80s cyberpunk world. And that’s what actually inspired its builder Chimerus: portable cyberdecks from Shadowrun Looks like a busted replica at first, but even though the build is based on…
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UncategorizedA Handy Way To Gear Up Quickly In World of Warcraft
Gearing up got way easier after Warlords of Draenor’s 6.2 patch added Apexis Crystals: If you collect enough crystals you can gear up your character without any effort in pretty strong item level 695 gear. But there’s a relatively easy way to push things to item level 700. Bellular Gaming’s beautifully edited short clip shows…
By Gergo Vas - Uncategorized
Massive August Splatoon Update Adds Private And Squad Squid Battles
Form up Squid Kids, it’s nearly time to build squads and play without those horrible strangers. Two new matchmaking modes arrive in Splatoon on August 5, plus 30 more player levels, more than 40 pieces of gear and a pair of new weapons. Squad Battles allow for organized groups of friends to form up into…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
2,000,000 Blocks, 40 Days of Work, One Huge-Ass Shark
As a bonus, this huge-ass shark also happens to be a flying monstrosity armed with a metric crapton of guns. Pretty neat, unless you’re the enemy. The Redeemer-class gunship, or ‘Hammerhead’ as it’s called in the download, was crafted by expert Minecraft builder Rossky, who took 43 days, working 2-6 hours each day, to produce…
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“We are still friends and working into doing something together, but that’s not going to be [Silent Hills].” In an interview with IGN, film director and producer Guillermo del Toro expresses his desire to keep working with Metal Gear designer Hideo Kojima after Konami’s cancellation of their project, Silent Hills
By András Neltz
