Bumpy Road is one of those endless driving games you play while standing in line at Customer Service. It’s also a terrifically poignant love story. When enough bits are picked up, raising the fuel meter above a threshold, this triggers a temporary bonus section that shows the couple driving through
Austin artist Shawn Smith has been using pixels for lots of his work including Vicious Venue (above). His statement: My recent work explores my interest in birds of prey as a source of conceptual inspiration and analogy. I am fascinated by vultures and the visceral way most people react to them. Fo
This is pretty rad. Ralph Baer, creator of the first commercial videogame system, is giving his stuff to the Strong Museum of Play: Ralph Baer donated his collection of original diagrams, schematics, engineering notes and patents that show the scope of his work during the formative years of the burg
Attention NYC: We’re throwing a party for the BLIP festival on Thursday night.
We all know Metacritic so we decided to aggregate them with the help of our friends at Nation. It’s a lovely visualization. Take a look.
Last year, the blog A Dangerous Business published a series of photos and stories from an old Russian arcade with Soviet era games. The story popped back up this week via Kotaku and it’s still amazing. Take a look at the old photos on Flickr. The photo above: This was one of the first games we tri