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Jimmy Fallon Doesn’t Want You To Play These Games. With Good Reason.
Courtesy of Late Night’s Video Game Week, here we have a list of games Jimmy Fallon wants us to avoid. Personally, I’m convinced.
The Best Star Trek Game Ever Blends R-Type, Contra And Battletoads Into Retro Brilliance
From CineFix, the same folks that sorted out all the Iron Man / Mega Man confusion, comes this fantastic take on a retro-style Star Trek game that combines the best bits of various classics, including R-Type and Contra, into something your NES would never want removed from its cartridge slot.
Bakemonogatari Is An Amazingly Well-Directed Anime
As we’re coming up on the new anime season, I’ve been perusing the upcoming shows looking for what I should keep an eye on. One anime, in particular, has stood out to me as a must watch: Monogatari Series Second Season. There’s just one problem, I haven’t seen either of the preceding two series, Bakemonogatari and Niseimonogatari, nor the OVA.
I Never Knew I Needed A Sailor Moon Brawler In My Life
As I’ve mentioned before, when I was a kid, there wasn’t much in the way of anime readily available. On TV there were only two anime programs: Sci-Fi channel’s Saturday anime, and Sailor Moon. So needless to say, I watched me a lot of Sailor Moon.
ScribbleTaku
Top marks for @gemini, who not only picked yesterday’s game, but also managed to identify the platform it was taken from, which is what happens when you’ve got a proper Gemini personality. Now, on to today’s challenge. Can you guess the retro game?
Bubble Bobble’s Deep Dark Secret
Bubble Bobble is one of the all-time classic arcade games — and my own personal favourite. But not everyone who played the venerable classic truly understood how it works.
Scribbletaku
Nice work by @bleeding_thumbs yesterday… though not for the bleeding thumbs, obviously, but the pick of Earthworm Jim as the game in question. Now, onto today’s ludicrously easy scribble.
If Playing Animal Crossing Is As Boring As Watching The Movie, I’m Out
This past week saw the Western release of Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the 3DS. Despite having never played an Animal Crossing game myself — largely due to its part in the most heartbreaking gaming tale I have ever heard — I decided it would be fun to sit down and watch the 2006 Animal Crossing anime film.



























