E3 has ended, and what a show it was. Our friend and agent in the field, John Lusby (seen above), was lucky enough to steal someone’s pass for the final day of the show. With his company issued smart phone camera, he snapped some great
Nintendo recently held their E3 Digital Event. With what appeared to be a firm grasp on what fans wanted to see, the video opened with a comical skit employing puppet versions of President of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime, President and CEO of Nintendo Satoru
Sony’s E3 press conference was full of dropping microphones. President and CEO Shawn Layden came out on stage and swiftly sucker punched the entire audience, saying, “The Last Guardian is real motherfucks. Don’t believe me? Here’s some gameplay.” He then accidentally dropped his microphone. “Shit, sorry,
Video games have tons of working parts that go into making them all so amazing. The story, the characters, the world, the graphics, the controls. But there is often an element that a lot of people overlook. An element that truly does bring to life
[Photo via tortoiseontour] Multifaceted company Konami recently announced plans to shit all over their fan base in numerous and monstrous ways. “I mean, fuck them, right?” said company CEO Hideki Hayakawa, while dropping a fat duce on a child’s face. Konami, once known for not shitting
He staggered around his house, depressed. “A-nother a-day, a-nother a-coin,” he said, despondently. His day was going to play out like normal. Shower. Shit. A bowl of ‘Shroom Cereal. Save the Princess. Drink. Stare into the void. Cry. Black out. This routine was getting more and
Video games have tons of working parts that go into making them all so amazing. The story, the characters, the world, the graphics, the controls. But there is often an element that a lot of people overlook. An element that truly does bring to life
BoxBoy! is one of the most fun and unique puzzle-platformer games I’ve played in a long while. What’s even better, it has a 4.99 price tag. The 3DS downloadable title by HAL Laboratory, developer of the Kirby and Smash Bros. series, has hours of quandaries to solve and I’m here
On March 30th, 1990, the greatest phenomenon of my childhood was brought to life in film form. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was released 25 years ago this year. I was not quite four. Although I didn’t see it for a few more years, I loved
Kazumi Totaka makes some brilliant video game music. I’ll be sure and elaborate more on that soon. The Animal Crossing series is just one of many examples. However, thanks to a new Google Chrome extension, you can listen to the sweet sounds of Totaka’s work