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Pippin Barr parodies your favorite indie hit, Dragons are Doubled (Again), and Pill-Popping for points
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A Rumble in the Bronx, the followup to Papo & Yo, and Solid Snake loses his voice (actor)
Yes, there’s an old-school brawler starring graffiti artists from the Lower East Side. I <3 NY. Papo & Yo creator Vander Caballero has revealed Silent Enemy, a game that takes on the ills of bullying, so have the tissue paper handy. – – – We now know the complete lineup of launch games for Ouya. Ch
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Tanks in your pockets, Q*bert marathons, and a new stream of motion-control
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Lil Wayne samples Assassin’s Creed, ECCO reboots, and a boardgame buried in the Nevada desert!
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Minecraft
The Architect's Dream
An ambitious project with UN Habitat and Minecraft studio Mojang seeks to change the face of public architecture around the world. Will it work?
S.T.A.L.K.E.R.
Chernobyl Stalks
Two decades after the reactor blew, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fans slip past the checkpoints to play the game in the real ruins, and the guards chase them for sport.
Orangutans
Do Orangutans Dream of Electric Bananas?
A conversation with the game designer who is teaching more great apes to play.
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A nine-year-old girl turned RPG maker, our favorite game sounds, and Ducktales!
We often get digital recreations of the past in the form of modern-day remakes. But what about imagined futures? Michael Thomsen writes at Complex.com about an article from 1988 that prefigured what our world would look like in the far-off future of 2013. Turns out the way we envision tomorrow tells
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Thick Russian accents, outstanding videogame podcasts, and Half-Life X Doom
First up. Metro: Last Light looks smoking hot. Those thick Eastern European accents and underground conduits just ooze atmosphere. Most anticipated game this year. A director’s cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution is coming to Wii U, and the infuriating, outsourced, hard as shit boss fights have been re
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Celebrate the father of videogames, design a kitty cat app, and guess Miyamoto’s blood type
Spring is all about beginnings: the budding flowers, the cleaned-out closets, our renewed addiction to sugar-coated marshmallow baby chicks. This short documentary profiles Ralph Baer, inventor of the Magnovox Odyssey, the first commercially-viable videogame console and the root of what we play tod
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Cyberpunk gets an authentic voice, chess as foreplay, and a DRM chair that breaks easily
Here’s the OMG news of the day (okay, of yesterday): Supergiant Games, a.k.a. those guys who made the indie sensation Bastion, are making a cyberpunk game!!! To be narrated by a grimy body parts smuggler? Maybe. A couple of blokes at Boing Boing explore the strange probability of Grime dice. Very ne
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Sinking subs, two-player Tetris, and why Portal has a punchline-problem
Two days of winter remain. Read these and go for one last sled ride while you can. Sure, GlaDOS made some quips. But can a game truly be a comedy? One enterprising lad sought an answer (and asked our co-founder for insight along the way). Speaking of laughs: Nothing gets my gut jiggling like a subma