You know, the NES never really caught on in Australia. It was always Master System/C64 country. No wonder, when you look at horrific, blankie-clutching stuff like this.
[via Go Nintendo]
Few months back, we told you how Microsoft, in their wisdom, decided to sponsor a soccer team. The locally-based Seattle Sounders. Well, 360 fanboys, those jerseys are now on sale.
Japanese design team Tibori Design have a blog called Dotter Dotter. And that blog is nothing but a front for some of the best damn 8-bit-inspired pieces of digital art we’ve ever seen.
Does this week’s Animal Crossing: Wild World controversy illustrate weaknesses with the ESRB’s content ratings, particularly in games that can display potentially offensive user generated content? Not according to the ESRB.
It doesn’t look like The King of Fighters‘ jiggly ninja Mai Shiranui will be returning for The King of Fighters XII, but that won’t stop SNK from pumping out another plastic knock-up of the girl.
Why there aren’t more video game themed cereals escapes me. After seeing G4′s spoof on Gears of War‘s game-to-breakfast port—”Grains of War”—with an appearance by Lester “Augustus Cole” Speight, surely someone will step up.
Oh, the delicious shapes!
As promised, Drawn to Life and Lock’s Quest developer 5th Cell has announced its newest Nintendo DS game. It’s called Scribblenauts and it may be one of the most fascinating games for the handheld. Ever.
Two Arizona boys have admitted to local law enforcement that they strangled a four month old cat with a video game controller and stoned it to death. Who’s to blame? Grand Theft Auto.
Harmonix has confirmed what the band No Doubt announced last night — thirteen tracks from the group’s The Singles 1992-2003 will be available for Rock Band next week. Which two songs didn’t make the cut?
