No tired old arguments here today. Today, we're looking at the examples of video games that contain works of art.
Months ago we told you about DeviantART artist Tohad's insane project: turning every cute video game and cartoon…
Booker with his skyhook from Bioshock Infinite, redrawn by Jenny thorne on DeviantART. Looks really cool, just like a cell from a 90s cartoon. Read more
The fine folks over at Shutterstock and illustrator Echo Chernik teamed up for Valentine's Day, and imagined what…
Concept artist Joey Spiotto has an ongoing series where he mixes video game protagonists with the Little Golden…
Danny DeVito (in the upper left) and the crew from the TV series It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, remade as an old-school beat 'em up. A fun and intense, out-of-the-ordinary mashup by artist Aled Lewis. It's a part of his recent exhibit called Such Pixels, which you can check out over here. Read more
Kayleigh O'Connor turned a bad habit into a good one when she realized she could actually design the fake nails she…

You might think "Minecraft" the very instant you read the word "cubes" in the context of gaming, but trust me: this…

3D animation can be used to make gorgeous, sometimes horrific, art. But then there are times when modeling enters…
It feels a bit weird to call Hey Arnold! or Dexter's Lab classic, but lets face it, as 90s kids slowly grow up,…
Here's a terrific Fallout 3 illustration to overwhelm you with nostalgia and impatience for a new title in the series. Digital artist Patrick Brown included tons of nice little references from the game, like the Nuka Cola Quantum in the bottom left corner, or the threatening Deathclaw in the background. Read more

When Cam Newton of the Carolina Panthers plays Madden, he always plays as himself. Using someone else would be "cheating on myself." With the Super Bowl in town, the Museum of the Moving Image opened its exhibit "Madden: 25 Years and Running." A video by ANIMALNewYork shows what happens when NFLers get on the sticks.
Just think, somewhere out there is a parallel universe where we all grew up watching La Légende de Zelda, a European…

Screw touchscreens. There's something satisfying about the press of a button. The push, the give, the click, the…
Man. I can't be the only one that would play a Zelda game in this style, right?