Since The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild came out in March 2017, fans have been dying to know where it fits on the series’ official timeline. Now, Nintendo has provided an answer — sort of. Breath of the Wild is way at the end, but it isn’t connected to the rest of the timeline. In other words: Shenanigans!
HTC and Valve's Vive VR headset lets you physically move around in virtual reality. You can walk, run, jump, flail your arms and all that good stuff. You can also be a shambling disaster zone.
A few days into 2016, we've already got frontrunners for "questionable choice of the year". Hey, at least it's hilarious.
A game called Global Thermonuclear War that uses Google Maps to simulate devastating conflicts between nations? Oh boy. But nobody could ever believe plans for a video game were a roadmap to actual, factual nuclear warfare, right? Yeaaaah, about that.
People have been making jet skis rocket through the air in Battlefield 4 since the dawn of time, but this... this is just beautiful.
