Publisher: D3Publisher of America, Inc. / Developer: Treasure / Platform: XBLA
What do missiles, robots and assorted fruits have in common? The super-obscure , super-hard Bangai-O. With its newest release on the Xbox Live Arcade, this newest Bangai-O game might reach a larger audience than the previous two games (released on Dreamcast and the Nintendo DS). The only problem is, will anyone want to play it?
Yesterday, Bethesda Blog posted some impressive numbers to let people know just how deep the character customization will be when Brink comes out this Tuesday. 102,247,681,536,000,000 unique character variations, or …
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The following is part one of a two part spoiler-free review. Part one can be found here.
Kate: Any time a game features levels that involve some degree of puzzle …
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Most of you have probably played the first and second Fancy Pants flash games. If not, here’s Number 1 and Number 2. I’ll be here when you get back.
All …
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Section 8: Prejudice is the sequel to Section 8, a Tribes-esque first-person shooter from 2009 that suffered from an unfortunate release date (Guitar Hero 5 was released on the same …
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The following is part one of a two part spoiler-free review. This part focuses exclusively on the single player mode; co-op will be covered in part two.
In an age …
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You never know what to expect from an indie game. Most indie developers lack the budget or team needed to make a really well-rounded game, but you can usually tell …
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The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is the sequel to The Dishwasher: Dead Samurai, an Xbox Live Indie Game by Ska Studios that eventually gained enough popularity to become a full-fledged Xbox …
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Pokémon. Just the word instills rage in some and pure excitement in others. For a game series that has been around since 1996, Pokémon has yet to show any plans …
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To mark my Patreon reaching its first 50 patrons, I decided to create another infographic! This time the subject is “Which Platform Has The Most Metroid?,” a backwards compatibility comparison. …
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“Justin Bailey” is one of the most famous secret codes in the history of gaming.
Sure, it’s not as well-known as the Konami Code, but for anyone who becomes interested in …
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William Weiher created the first software Easter Egg circa 1968, but didn’t realize it until I told him.
Last month, I revealed the previously forgotten oldest Easter Egg in a video …
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Everyone knows Neil Armstrong was the first man on the Moon, but who was the first man in a video game?
Early video game history is littered with “firsts” — the …
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Before the NES, before the Atari 2600…
Fairchild’s Channel F was the first video game console to run games directly from a cartridge. While Magnavox’s Odyssey had game cards that resembled …
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