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UncategorizedJoe Danger Finally Gets The Monkey It Needs To Succeed
Hello Games’ cheerful PlayStation Network stunt ’em up Joe Danger was dinged by at least one person for not having enough monkeys in the game. That lack of simian stuntmen has been corrected with Joe Danger’s new downloadable content. Joe Danger’s freshly made DLC comes with a little Thanksgiving flavor in the form of collectible…
By Michael McWhertor Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
Joe Danger Update Screens
By Michael McWhertor Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
SCV Ready? More Like Honda Ready
Reader beepboy finds Kansas City’s biggest Starcraft II fan.
By Luke Plunkett Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedYou Cannot Scrub This Mario Drawing Song From Your Brain
Now I will never forget how to draw Mario. I will never look at this mushroom head, his coin eyes and his rising sun hat ever the same again. The clip was done in DSiWare title Flipnote Studio, but the song? That’s from the depths of catchy jingle hell. Learn to Draw Mario with a…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
Stacking Screen Shots
By Michael McWhertor Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedShift Extended Flips Gravity And Colors for the PS3 and PSP
Welcome to a look at upcoming Playstation Network puzzler Shift extended. In Shift you are the subject of an experiment, you are also either a black or a white silhouette. The game’s color, gravity flipping puzzles look like they could cause some major brain sprain. The game is due to hit the PSP and PS3…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedSplatterhouse Visual Guide
The Splatterhouse launch trailer. A mix of Splatterhouses new and old. Four Splatterhouse games are on the disc. You will rip out the colon of enemies and see them bleed profusely from their anuses. One of the game’s throwback side-scrolling platforming levels. They’re better in idea than execution. Expect to fight hundreds of these. Rick’s…
By Michael McWhertor Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedWhy The Scribblenauts People Are Making A Shooter
If you know a little something about which people make which video games, the trailer for a game called Hybrid released late last month seemed strange. Hyrbid appears to be a shooter game, set maybe in the near future? Looks gritty and is coming to that game console full of shooters, the Xbox 360. But…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedThe Reverse Driving Simulator
Not only does this week’s Gran Turismo 5 on the PlayStation 3 include kart-racing, but it appears to include kart-racing that you can win driving backwards. Can’t do that in Mario Kart! Gran Turismo 5 – reverse Kart win [YouTube]
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
Take A Peek at Ratchet & Clanks’ Brains and Guts For Charity
Artist Jason Freeny has helped Insomniac custom-sculpt this one-of-a-kind set of cross-sectioned vinyl figures of Ratchet & Clank for a charity auction. The auction also includes a Qwark vinyl signed by the team at Insomniac. A portion of the proceeds going to the Starlight Children’s Foundation. The auction, which ends next week, was up to…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedPac-Man Goes Hands-Free With Kinect
While Namco didn’t do a stand alone Pac-Man title for Kinect, the Tokyo-based game company does have a special cameo for pellet muncher in its new brain training game, Brain & Body Connection. In this mini-game, this goal is to avoid the ghosts with one hand and touch the fruit with the other. More points…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedThe Many Inspirations Behind Disney Epic Mickey
There are a lot of things to love about upcoming Wii exclusive Disney Epic Mickey. Among my short list? That the game’s creators were able to mine Disney’s 80 years of history to make the game. This video walks us through the process.
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
PopSci Honors Playstation Move, Insults Wii, Xbox 360 Kinect
Popular Science (that’s PopSci to you cool kids) just released their 23rd annual Best of What’s New awards. Inside are just two video game gadgets and a bit of a backhand for the Wii and Xbox 360. The magazine’s awards go to 100 innovations that, according to PopSci, “indicate where technology is headed in the…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
Nintendo Returns to CES After 16 Year Absence
The Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in the second week of 2011, and for the first time in 16 years Nintendo will be there to show off some new goodies. What’s on their list to show off? We don’t know yet, but I suspect their big push will be for the Nintendo 3DS and it’s…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedKinect Hacked To Track Breasts, Or At Least Man-Boobs
The Xbox 360’s Kinect sensor can already track the movement of your head, your hands, your knees — officially — but leaving it to the amateurs to hack it so that it can track breasts. The enterprising Dan Wilcox hacked his Kinect to see if it could spot his chest. “The computer searches for my…
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
Talk Amongst Yourselves
Here’s the place for you to talk about games. Do so in the comments. And hop over to #TAYpics to submit images for future installments of Talk Amongst Yourselves. We’re running low. Uh-oh! Thanks to furiku for today’s image.
By Stephen Totilo Published November 23, 2010 -
UncategorizedCall of Duty: Black Ops Vs. Halo: Reach… The Rap Battle
Among fans of Xbox 360 shooters, and that includes the two in my house, the great debate is whether Call of Duty: Black Ops or Halo: Reach is the better game online. Fans of the two series could endlessly debate the merits of their shooter of choice, but could they do it in awkward rap?…
By Brian Crecente Published November 23, 2010 - Uncategorized
A Bike Built For A Two Year Old, But Strong Enough For A 32 Year Old
To: Crecente From: Bashcraft RE: Barebones Late last week was Micro-Bash’s birthday, and the in-laws got the kid a Y-Bike. I think it’s a Western product — but I’m not sure. The box says that it can hold up to 100 kilograms. Which means that parents can scoot around on this mini-bike, too. That’s…an engineering…
By Brian Ashcraft Published November 23, 2010