Stride Gum When Hollywood eventually makes this into a movie, I hope Martin Lawrence nabs the role of Cowbot With only 8 days left before Stride Gum’s “Save The Arcades” contest rumbles to an end and one lucky American gaming parlour nabs $25,000 in cash, ducats, and other colloquial synonyms for “money,” I thought it […]
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Project Natal: About To Make Yo’ Panties DROP
Now just imagine the tail he’ll pull once they both drop! Microsoft has tapped Justin Bieber to promote the company’s upcoming Project Natal technology. Details courtesy Kotaku: “Xbox 360 is underwriting the Bieb’s “My World” tour this fall, which will be schlepping Project Natal playable kiosks across the United States and Canada, giving you a […]
Medium Review: God of War Collection
Sony Computer Entertainment America Like the Doublemint Twins, but with splattered entrails. Epic. That word gets thrown around way too often these days. From thirtysomething Hollywood directors describing their latest CGI orgasm to game reviewers describing, well, anything really. “Epic” has become so overused that it has nearly lost all meaning. It’s a shame too, […]
Shaq-Fu Is Back And Hotter Than Ever!
If there was one thing the developers of Shaq Fu forgot when they decided to shoehorn the NBA’s most notable behemoth into a 16-bit fighting game, it was almost certainly the homoeroticism. Where were the sweaty man hugs? The thinly veiled allusions to oral sex? The “combat” that any other workplace would view as sexual […]
Random Junk + Childhood Memories + 120 Hours = Memorial Weekend NES Nostalgia Videopalooza!
Memorial Day Weekend is ‘sposed to be about remembering our country’s fallen soldiers, but since Portland is a land of oft-naked anarchist pinko liberal commies, I figured you’d all rather remember how awesome Nintendo games used to be (well, again, I mean) via the magic of stop motion video, construction paper, candy bits (Gobstoppers maybe?) […]
From The Retro Gaming Magazine Box: Howard & Nester
Nintendo of America That logo could only be more 90s if it were drawn by Rob Liefeld. Last week I cribbed a handful of pages straight from a copy of GamePro from 1997 in an effort to exploit your childhood nostalgia. It went over like gangbusters and as a result I think I’ll make it […]
Geek Out
Even shattering a femur is fun in Skate 3.
Half-Life 2 Joins Mac Steam
Valve Software Gordon Freeman! Good to see you! Are you an elitist Mac user who loves that the recently unveiled OS X version of Valve Software’s Steam game distribution service is a huge step toward viable gaming on your electronic status symbol? Good news fellow Apple devotee: Today Valve added another happy smiley face to […]
Hyper Short Review: Super Mario Galaxy 2
Sometimes I play games that are really rad. Instead of taking time away from playing them to tell you all why you should go out and buy them, I just decide not to. This is one of those times. Read this part, then hit the jump and then … actually I don’t care. By the […]
A Look Back At A Gaming Magazine From 1997
It’s 4:19 AM and I decide to organize my closet. “Dump all this excess crap,” I think to myself. “You’ll be able to find things when necessary,” I imagine. “Did I take a bunch of meth?” I begin to wonder. Moments after I start the task though, it all falls apart. I stumble upon a […]
EVE Online: The Less Than Hardcore Need Not Apply
CCP Games The vast world of massively multiplayer online games offers something for everyone at this point. Wanna pretend you’re a superhero, defending the helpless citizens of a modern metropolis? There’s an MMO for you. Wanna pretend you’re a futuristic soldier on a far away planet? There’s an MMO for you. Wanna pretend you’re an […]
