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Samsung’s Galaxy S4 Is Powerful, Versatile, But Not Bulletproof
Samsung has unleashed the Galaxy S4, the latest iteration of the iPhone-challenging Android smartphone. I’ll let our friends at Gizmodo handle the review, while we tackle the more important issues, such as what happens when you shoot it with a high-powered sniper rifle. RatedRR’s shooting videos are a guilty pleasure of mine. They’ve shot aWii…
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Killing Yourself Is Fun In They Need To Be Fed 2
Every level of They Need To Be Fed 2 ends with you hurling your big-headed black and white body into the gaping maw of a carnivorous plant. Trust me, it’s for the best. As it was with Jesse Venbrux’s original They Need To Be Fed, the goal of this perfect little platforming sequel is not…
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A Video Game in Which You Make Video Games Fights Pirates with Piracy
There’s a recent tradition of developers screwing with pirates—from releasing enormous, immortal pink scorpions on them, to booby trapping their games with glitches when they get cracked. This weekend, Greenheart Games, creator of Game Dev Tycoon, just blew the curve for everyone. This is fantastic. As the title suggests, the game is about video games…
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We haven’t done a Miiverse Moments post in a while, but that doesn’t mean others haven’t taken notice of the sometimes fantastic art that pops up on Nintendo’s newest platform. That’s why Printing Miiverse—an art show opening up in Nuremberg, Germany on May 4th—exists. To celebrate the very best of those fantastic Miiverse moments. You…
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What Not To Name Your Spacefaring Raccoon Video Game
A browser-based game from a group of students from the Utrecht School of Arts & Technology in the Netherlands starring an adorable raccoon trying to reach the moon sounds like a lovely idea. Just might not want to call it Starcoon Starcoon is a game that brings the “as high as you can get” games…
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Amazing Physical Health Bar Mimics In-Game Changes Perfectly
YouTube user bfayer‘s wasn’t satisfied with watching his life slowly seep away on a computer monitor, so he built a lighted water tower that tracks the ebb and flow of his virtual vitals in real-time. It’s basically a glass tube of modded water, controlled by an Arduino Uno microcontroller board and an air pump that…
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