Halo Infinite Creative Director Leaves Company

Why No Man's Sky Is The Most Necessary Game

Aussie Site Shows How Deep Valve's Skin Economy Still Goes

World's Most Absurd Fake Diamond Ring Awarded To Bejeweled-Playing Lovebirds

Laura and Chris Sheriff will celebrate their first anniversary this week. Among their favourite past-times: playing video games. He's more of a Call of Duty. She prefers Bejeweled. He realised she was perfect for him when she got a score in Bejeweled Blitz that he couldn't beat — even after a week of trying. If you can't beat them at Bejeweled Bliz, marry them, or something like that.

The story about these two Maryland-based lovebirds made its way to PopCap, the company that makes Bejeweled. As a side business they apparently also make giant, fake diamond rings, at least one of them.... and they sent it to Laura. PopCap says she got it today. I hope she doesn't hurt anyone with it.

Comments

  • bigkid Guest

    It's nice to see game company that cares

    0
  • zombiethreepwood @Lebowski

    "There it is, the world's largest cubic zirconia"

    "What an eyesore!"

    0
  • longjohn87 @James

    I bought my gf Bejewled 3 the day it came out, she has loved me ever since :P

    0
  • nocturne @Scott

    Too bad they ruined it by slapping their logo on it.

    0

Join the discussion!

Log In
Sign Up
Guest Access

Trending Stories Right Now

au feature hello-games no-mans-sky raygun-brown

Why No Man's Sky Is The Most Necessary Game

I'm writing this while sitting on a train. It's almost full, packed with commuters. Most have their heads down looking at the tiny screens of their phones. Schoolkids argue loudly about something I can't quite hear. Some people are just waiting, staring out the windows. Staring at the floor. Eating some chips. Everyone on public transportation is on pause, between one thing and the next. Worried about their destination. Excited to get there or dreading the moment they arrive. This is what a large number of human beings do every day. Locked in a steel box, eager to be somewhere else. It is a bizarre modern practice but it has become completely mundane for millions. A lot do it because they require money for food and shelter. Otherwise they will die hungry and alone. They invented trains and all the corresponding destinations. They pay close attention when to exit and are ready to get instantly annoyed if the train isn't quick enough. They will spend years, decades, perhaps even centuries doing this. Or at least until teleportation is commercially available.
au hello-games no-mans-sky no-mans-sky-beyond

Rediscovering No Man's Sky

The list of changes is so long, but perhaps the best indication of how far No Man's Sky has come is what happens in the first hour.

Latest Deals

Trending Articles