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I Want This Fantastic ED-E Sculpture To Follow Me Around For Real
ED-E and I were inseparable, when I first played Fallout: New Vegas. Well, except for all those times that the demands of the plot separated us. But no matter: his perks, cheerfully sarcastic beeping, and killer laser were great company on an endless trek through the Mojave Wasteland. This real-life ED-E, sent to Geekologie by…
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Elegant Puzzle Games Should Be On Oprah’s Non-Existent List of Video Game “Favorite Things”
I don’t know if Oprah Winfrey plays video games. For all I know she plays Angry Birds while commuting from her estate in California to her apartment in Chicago. Facebook games, at least, seem to be on her radar. When I was playing Splice, an indie puzzle game born on Steam and now brought to…
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Gaming Accessibility Project Hopes To Help More Developers Make Games Disabled Gamers Can Play
There are two kinds of accessibility that come up in gaming discussions. One is that understanding how a game works, or how to master it, can often be impenetrable to the newbie. But the other is that no matter how experienced a gamer is, if he or she has certain disabilities, the games can be…
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This Real-Life Assassin’s Creed Parkour Runner Has Great Moves
Cosplay is one thing; many men and women have worn the Assassin’s hood. Actually going out into the city and scaling buildings, though… well, that’s another thing entirely. This Assassin doesn’t quite have all of Altair’s or Ezio’s moves down—there are no convenient haystacks for ten-story leaps, and it’s just as well that he doesn’t…
By Kate Cox