For its innovation in taking videogaming on the road, Nintendo's Game Boy has now been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. I mean, there had been some handheld gaming devices, but the Game Boy really took it to a whole new level. And it continued to expand and basically take over. I'm pretty sure that we've all owned at least one iteration of the device, whether you were playing it in black and white (well, green, really), or color. The National Toy Hall of Fame at Strong National Museum of Play recognizes toys that have reached a certain level of renown, so the Game Boy was inducted alongside the ball and Big Wheel, and joins such memorable products as the Atari 2600, Barbie, Candy Land, Easy-Bake Oven, Silly Putty and the Teddy Bear, among others. Full story...
As MMO giant World of Warcraft turns 5 years old, it's great to see the progress that Blizzard has made in terms of service, gameplay, and how they've learned and grown to embrace their GLBT community.
Earlier this year, RPG giant Square-Enix acquired Eidos and there was a lot of confusion about how the companies would fit together.
I know that I'm pretty much the whipping boy for Gaijin Games at this point. They could crap on a cracker and I would probably throw a big thumbs up endorsement and write an article at this point.
Blizzard sits at the apex of a legacy that few companies in the game industry share in; creators of not one but three influential franchises, they are also responsible for the defacto MMOG.
Starting on Black Friday, November 27, you'll be able to purchase two new DSi bundles in metallic blue or white that come pre-loaded with more than $20 in software.
Seriously. I'm convinced that right before Dante's Inferno actually comes out, they're going to offer free DLC if you sacrifice a goat or something.
"Kill the dead for Dr. Ned," proclaims the awesome-looking trailer for the new Borderlands DLC, "The Zombie Island of Dr.
There's a feature in the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks that hasn't been receiving as much attention as the story mode: Single-pack multiplayer! The game allows up to four players (a la Four Swords Adventures) to compete for force gems in a capture the flag style multiplayer scrimmage while being harassed by a Phantom.
I am happy to announce the winners of our Listen and Win contest from last week. Mike W. and Phillip Y.
Compulsive clickers unite! We must march on the hallowed fortress of Blizzard Entertainment to free that ancient and fabled beast known as Diablo III from its prison of crunch-time hell and long, unnecessary QA testing! Runewords want to be free! .
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