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ReviewsSometimes All A Game Needs Is Color, Shape and Music
One of the most popular puzzle games on Android and iOS right now does not contain birds, angry or otherwise. There are no rotating blocks. You don’t have to match three of anything. Physics isn’t a particular concern, and power-ups are completely unnecessary. Shapes, colors and sounds — that’s all Color Zen needs. Upon first…
By Mike Fahey - Uncategorized
Flash Game Says Nintendo’s Console Manufacturing Supports Slave Labor
Nintendo is again being chastised by activists for not ensuring that minerals mined by slave labor in African conflict areas are not used in the manufacture of their electronics. Nintendo is criticized annually for this, but this time the activists have made a Super Mario game to underscore their point. It’s the work of something…
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UncategorizedThis Wii U Party Game Lets You Get… Physical
Remember all the insane games you used to play at slumber parties? Remember how much fun you had? Well the Danes do as well, and they made a video game about it. Enter Spin The Bottle: Bumpie’s Party, an indie game made by KnapNok Games in Copenhagen. It’s kinda like WarioWare, but even more hilariously…
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These Video Game And Pop Culture Mashup Posters Are Looking Delicious
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. Brazilian artist Butcher Billy made crazy mashups before, like the one with Super Mario…
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The Creepy Side Of E3
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. E3 is the busiest time to…
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UncategorizedDownload Multiplayer or Singleplayer First for Games Bought on PS4
This morning Sony put up this video showing off the PlayStation 4’s interface, and if you can tune out the fake gamers and their overreactions, it offers a few interesting tidbits of what life will be like with it. The big deal would seem to be the option to download a game’s multiplayer or its…
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UncategorizedIt’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 Deadfall, you play as Quatermain, an adventurer from 1938, whose job is to escort and guard Jennifer Goodwin, a US secret agent in search of an ancient artifact, The Heart of…
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UncategorizedThis 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. It’s a pretty accurate replica of the original. All that’s missing is Aeris…
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UncategorizedHotline Miami 2 Turns the Violence Up a Notch in This Creepy Teaser
Devolver Digital has officially announced the sequel to last year’s bloody and surreal top-down action game, Hotline Miami The game, subtitled Wrong Number, will let you take control of several different characters with their own, distinct storylines as you slaughter your way through the new levels. And, of course, there will be new weapons. Check…
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UncategorizedThis Musical Tribute to WoW Is Equal Parts Funny and Heartwarming
A “We Are The World”-inspired music video about World of Warcraft featuring Jimmy Fallon, Felicia Day, Chris Hardwick, and Leeroy Jenkins. Need I say more? The crew of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon created the video as a tribute to “one of the greatest games of all time.” It, of course, automatically becomes a tribute…
By András Neltz