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The Unearthing of an Urban Legend
Everyone with even a passing knowledge of the videogame industry’s incredible rise and meteoric fall remembers the story of E.T. Not about how a little boy’s love saved his alien buddy, but about one...
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This Week in Videogame History: June 2-8
It’s time for another edition of This Week in Videogame History. Each Sunday I post a list of the most important, infamous, or otherwise intriguing information I can find regarding things that...
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Music Monday: Battletoads
Hey, I kind of forgot to get a Music Monday put together, so here’s the soundtrack to Battletoads. I listened to this a lot as a kid. Well, the first five or so tracks anyway. This game was designed by...
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Humble Bundle 8 is Out, Expanded to 11 Games
While the Humble Bundle has started weekly sales, the bigger pay what you want bundles will always be the highlight. Well, Humble Bundle 8 is out and, as usual, full of awesome indie games, DRM-free...
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PortsCenter Episode 13: Rayman 2: The Great Escape
Rayman 2: The Great Escape is one of the best 3D platformers ever made, rivaling even Super Mario 64 and Banjo Kazooie. It features smart level design, fun abilities and a beautiful world to explore....
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FGF – ScummVM Edition
I’m filling in on Free Game Friday this week, and since ScummVM just released version 1.6, why not look at some of the great free games that run on it? For those not in the know, ScummVM was created...
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“You play a beautiful melody on the flute.”
I’m busy moving this weekend, so for Saturday’s post you get highlights of the Giant Bomb guys playing the 1995 PC action adventure game BioForge. Enjoy! Related PostsScrew the Cancelled Mega Man FPS,...
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This Week in Videogame History: June 9-15
It’s time for another edition of This Week in Videogame History. Each Sunday I post a list of the most important, infamous, or otherwise intriguing information I can find regarding things that...
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Nukezilla’s E3 Commentary is Coming Soon
Sorry we haven’t got much posted. I’ve been moving this week. I don’t know what everyone else’s excuses are though. Just kidding. I’m sure they’re busy too. Feel free to bug them on twitter or whatever...
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PortsCenter Episode 14: Pokémon Trading Card Game (Game Boy Color)
A videogame, based on a card game based on a videogame. It sounds like a stupid, money grubbing move generated in a board room somewhere. So why is it good? In this week’s episode of PortsCenter, Ben...
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Studio Behind Medal of Honor Reboot Shut Down
EA has confirmed that Danger Close, the studio behind the Medal of Honor reboot and its sequel, Medal of Honor: Warfighter, has shut its doors for good. Many of the developers are now working for...
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Still Moving Apartments, Have Some JonTron
I’m still moving apartments and won’t have internet in my new place until Thursday. I’m still trying to get a few posts up (I’ll have This Week in Videogame History tomorrow for sure), but most of my...
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This Week in Videogame History: June 16 – 22
It’s time for another edition of This Week in Videogame History. Each Sunday I post a list of the most important, infamous, or otherwise intriguing information I can find regarding things that...
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Torchlight Free on GOG, Huge Sale Running Too
With all the talk of DRM on consoles and people justifying it with “Well, it’s been that way on PC for years” or some other such crap, wouln’t it be nice to go back to before DRM was even an issues?...
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I’m Back! Have Some Continue?
Hey, I’m finally moved into my new place and have internet again. Trying to run things from stolen WiFi and my phone for a few days there was rough. Anyway, I’ll have some bigger features coming next...
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This Week in Videogame History: June 23 – 29
It’s time for another edition of This Week in Videogame History. Each Sunday I post a list of the most important, infamous, or otherwise intriguing information I can find regarding things that...
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Jim Sterling Explains Why PCs Get a Pass on DRM and Consoles Don’t
I was gearing up for an article explaining why DRM like Steam gets a pass from the gaming community and the no used games thing announced then backed off from on the next round of consoles has stirred...
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This Week in Videogame History: June 30 – July 6
It’s time for another edition of This Week in Videogame History. Each Sunday I post a list of the most important, infamous, or otherwise intriguing information I can find regarding things that...
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Nukezilla Review: Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified (PS Vita)
Let’s cut to the chase. CoD BlOps Declassified is a waste. A waste of what you ask? Oh, many things. A waste of time. A waste of money. A waste of retail space. A waste of overpriced Vita memory card...
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Nukezilla Review: Plants vs. Zombies (PS Vita)
For their 14th port of the game, PopCap has released Plants vs. Zombies in the PlayStation Vita, but is anything really different? Well, not really. The simplified Tower Defense gameplay has remained...
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