Now you can go to church every day, without even leaving home! I want so badly for this to be a real game, but my gut says it probably isn't.
What some of our favorite skeletons from cartoons and videogames may have looked like before they became undead. For instance, Skeletor looks like a child molester.
Some scientists hooked a mouse up to a computer and had it play a modified version of Quake 2 to study their brains as they navigated the virtual maze. Needless to say, the mouse totally pwned some noobs.
After insulting him by giving his character a low rating in a new fighting game, MMA fighter Mayhem Miller flips out and gives the EA Games head developer a piece of his mind, not to mention a wet pair of pants.
Nothing spells drama like go karts and Italian stereotypes! We love the idea, but we'll wait patiently until Dame Judi Dench scores a cameo as Diddy Kong.
Apparently the intro to a German documentary of video games, this clip is a dizzying orgy of video games, sex and violence.(via)
The Ladies of Nintendo go punk rock. Peach, Zelda and Samus took a wrong turn somewhere between Hot Topic and the Mall of America parking lot. Awesome tattoos on Peach though. I could go for a Bowser ink job any day.
Life can be rough when you live every day like it's a video game.
The crazy kids at Something Awful uncovered this beyond-terrible porno parody of Super Mario Bros. featuring Ron Jeremy as Squeegie, a computer program who - with his brother, Ornio - gets stuck inside the computer (and a boatload of vaginas - HEY-O!). Squeegie eventually rescue the princess from King Pooper (!) by “throwing him in a bathtub and turning him to smoke,” which should give you a pretty good idea about how much you want to own this.
Pacman joins a popular social networking site just to find that he's being followed by some old friends.
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You've put off buying one long enough — everybody loves the Wii, and you will become more popular once you have one.
New Trailer for Lucas Arts upcoming MMPORG based in the Star Wars Universe Warning: viewing may cause your lightsabre to engage with out warning.
Eurogamer.net wrote a review of the MMO Darkfall Online, and gave it a pathetic score of 2/10. The Darkfall loyal then unleashed a storm of nerdrage against the gaming site, the likes of which we haven't seen since the Onyxia Wipe “More Dots!” debacle of 2006. A bit too “inside gaming?” Yes. But it's also pretty epic.
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Each of the scenes is instantly recognizable, and it looked like some of these took quite a bit of time. There’s a lot of attention paid to detail, as not only are the characters and stages recreated, but energy gauges and other in-game information, too.
WiiSpray turns your Nintendo Wiimote into a virtual spray paint can. Wheeeeeeeeee! This one's just a prototype out of Bauhaus University, but still, very cool.
A song for geeks by Superpowerless. [Editor's Note: Do not watch this video if you don't like awesome stop-motion music videos about retro video games with cool roboto-voice sound effects. You won't enjoy it.]
Movie Buzz In Watchmen, Dr. Manhattan's twigs and berries are on full display, which has led to a revolutionary idea for the film's video game adaptation.
Culture Buzz In this game, you are Death, and you wreak havoc on cute, brightly colored creatures who probably deserve to live.