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Watch Wayne Brady Pretend He’s In Grand Theft Auto
On last night’s Whose Line Is It Anyway? (now hosted by the excellent Aisha Tyler) Wayne Brady was tasked with pretending he was a character in a Grand Theft Auto game. For improvising off the top of his head, he did a pretty good job—even throwing in a Hot Coffee reference for good measure. It’s…
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Here’s An Incredibly Novel Way To Handle Text-Based Adventure
From Simogo, the creators of the surreal Year Walk, Device 6 is a text adventure, a puzzle game, and a mystery rolled into one. It’s like nothing I’ve ever seen before. Here’s a description from the game’s website: DEVICE 6 plays with the conventions of games and literature, entwines story with geography and blends puzzle…
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The 3DS and Its Strong Lineup Push Nintendo to a Profit
While the Wii U’s sales may be a stark disappointment to Nintendo, it still found hope in its handheld lineup, with particular thanks to the western release of Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Sales of the 3DS and its titles helped boost the company to a profit in the first quarter of its fiscal year. The…
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Sequel to Classic Warcraft Song Will Overwhelm You With Nostalgia
Both the World of Warcraft community and the game they play have changed a lot over the years. Just how much? Well, an out-of-nowhere revamp of Ian Beckman’s much-loved fan video runs down the changes, featuring every class from the game. No Oxhorn this time, only over- and underpowered characters (and autotune). That’s the World…
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Grand Theft Auto V‘s Michael has lost a few pounds in Patrick Brown‘s amazing fan-art, which transforms scenes with all three characters into comic book panels. Trevor with the minigun is exceptionally badass. Dayshot is an image-based feature that runs every morning, showcasing some of the prettiest,funniest game-related screenshots and art that we can find.…
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IGN reports that the lovely, meme-tastic PSN action-platformer Guacamelee! is coming to PC on August 8. For $15, you get the base game, two pieces of DLC, and, should you buy Guac during its first week on Steam, a copy of the developers’ earlier game, Tales From Space: Mutant Blobs Attack
By András Neltz