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Nazis I killed in Wolfenstein: The New Order
In chronological order.
Humor
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The tortured, hateful parentage of South Park: The Stick of Truth
I learned something today: I hate South Park.
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"Fart on a canine enemy while in Gnome form" and other absurd South Park achievements
If you’re planning on playing the new South Park RPG and are uptight about spoilers, or about life in general, stop right here. But for everyone else, the achievements for the game are too damn funny. Not unexpectedly, there’s plenty of farting involved. There is essentially an achievement for any t
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Bionic Chainsaw Pogo Gorilla is as wacky and violent as you’d expect
Here comes the Internet.
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The music video and game Pale Machine may induce mild neurosis
Here are a few of the weird, freaky things you can do in Ben Esposito’s bizarre music video(game) for bo en’s Pale Machine: knock a buzzing cell phone off a dresser with a rolling beer bottle; brush a disembodied mouth’s teeth; knock over a bowl of Wheaties and a milk carton with an unending, extrac
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South Park: The Stick of Truth has "authentic crappiness," serious roleplaying
Judging from this behind-the-scenes video, South Park: The Stick of Truth is everything you’d want from a true-to-the-source South Park game. (Minus Isaac Hayes, RIP.) There’s “authentic crappiness,” analogue fart controls, and wisecracks written by the creators of the show, Trey Parker and Matt Sto
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This Jazzpunk clip is how Terry Gilliam would direct a game trailer
In our feature today we posed it as a question, but the new trailer pretty much verifies that Jazzpunk is the funniest game ever, or at least it will give Octodad a run for its money. When I saw it at an indie game party a year ago, the guys at Necrophone Games told me how they developed it through
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Will Jazzpunk be the funniest game ever?
A behind-the-scenes look at what we’re gonna call a Gex killer.
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Octodad: Dadliest Catch devs reveal the unlikely inspiration for their comedy
Spoiler: it is not the Octomom.
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We thought this headband that measures gamer rage was an Onion headline, but nope, it’s real
There is a growing problem among teenagers, if the website for this Immersion biometric ear-band is to be believed. (Hint: it shouldn’t be.) It seems millions of upper-middle-class, unbearably Caucasian male teens who use copious amounts of hairspray cannot control their gamer rage. But have no fear
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Nidhogg is so good it might destroy modern society
Laughing all the way to the apocalypse.
Interview
Why are videogames so bad at being funny, and why are Mega64 so good at it?
How thinking outside of videogames could make videogames better.