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Playlist 5/28: Neon-hot bullets, depression, and lemmings
Can you videogame, Bobby?
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‘For Each Our Roads of Winter’ is like Myst, but photographic and hauntingly beautiful
Not a lot is known about the haunting, mysterious, and handsomely titled For Each Our Roads of Winter, but we’ve seen enough for our jaws to hang open and a little spittle to form in the pockets of our lips. It is without question a gorgeous and vividly photographic first-person adventure game. That
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Stop what you’re doing and drop a hot beat on this Rubik’s Cube
The Rubik’s cube is a 3D puzzle that clandestinely teaches us about algorithms and math and lessons in futility. The 808 is an iconic drum machine by Roland popularized by The Beastie Boys. Not much in common, right? But when the color-matching toy is paired with classic electronic percussion equip
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Walking Dead writer to pen next Star Wars, hopefully Wookiee outbreak to ensue
Gary Whitta, a writer who penned three previous episodes of The Walking Dead for Telltale, has been hired to write the screenplay for the next Star Wars film. Whitta started out as a games journalist, so he has made a major transition. The rumor is the 2016 film will focus on a non-central character
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Finally, a business card as irresistible to the opposite sex as your own pheromones
“I don’t know, I’d have to smell him again. Just to be sure.” – Said Every Potential Business Associate Ever
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ibb & obb is like Portal, but adorable
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Dance offs in virtual reality are going to change your life
If clubbing in virtual reality turns out to be anything like this insane dance party demo, tearing the club up in, say, whatever the VR equivalent to Second Life is will be a consciousness-altering nexus of pulsing wavelengths and florescent tracers—no party favors necessary. As you can see in the
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Watch this live-action Another World film get all Nicolas Refn
There’s something about you, boy.
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SXPD realizes your dream of being inside a 2000AD comic
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Side-by-sides prove actual Chicago looks better than Watch Dogs, has higher frame-rate
These side-by-side comparison shots of the Windy City next to scenes from Watch Dogs officially confirm that the real-life version of Chicago in fact has better graphics. And after it’s too late to cancel my pre-order! The landmarks and skylines of the massive Midwestern metropolis are captured fai
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Tarkovsky, Tarkovsky, Tarkovsky: a cinematic companion guide to Kentucky Route Zero
As we well know, theater and cinema are huge influences on Kill Screen fave adventure game Kentucky Route Zero—probably more of an influence than, well, games and adventure games. Over at Venus Patrol, designer Tamas Kemenczy has listed the films that the game takes influence from, aside from David
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Have a great Memorial Day!
We’re observing the holiday. See you tomorrow!