Handheld games are generally the least expensive on the market. Some sell for as little as $20 when they’re brand new. But as technology advances, prices increase. Today, it’s common to see handheld games going for $40 or more. Luckily, there are still plenty of bargains out there. This week, we’ll be looking at Sony […]

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England’s Telegraph newspaper has reported that pets in the United Kingdom are being injured by video game consoles and other electronics at an alarming rate, and they’ve published a list of the ten most egregious offenders. While they lead us to believe that the majority of these injuries come from pets chewing on power wires, […]

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Yes I’m still here despite not, you know, being here. Like Greg, I find myself assaulted by a rich library of games this season, many of which I can not play.  Well, that’s entirely not true.  I choose not to play them because I can’t spend enough time with them.  Well, that’s also not true.  […]

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Yeah, it’s another Kongregate browser game. This one’s called Colourpod 2: Dimensionpod. It’s simple, but the complexity slowly grows, and it gets addictive. It’s got the basic look and feel of Asteroids, but your pod is always centered in the screen, and the shapes fly inward at you. The goal is simple: destroy colorless blocks […]

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There’s a buzz in the air. That time of year is quickly approaching once more. The time when thousands of people descend upon America’s malls and department stores and consume, consume, consume. But this year, many more of us are on a budget. It can be tough to get yourself to spend $60 on a […]

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Truth Invaders is an aptly timed game that proports to reveal the lies put forth about both of our country’s political parties. With the elections just around the corner, it seemed like the right game to feature this week.

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This is something that had driven me absolutely nuts. When I started playing Fallout 3 on Tuesday, I decided that it would make sense to map the V.A.T.S. key, which defaults to “V”, to my mouse 4 button instead. After all, I bought this nice fancy mouse specifically so I could do stuff like that. […]

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This week, the fourth and final segment in our series detailing which old movies would make good video games. Gymkata In Parmistan, there is only one law: The Game! Any player that survives the race across the country and through the City of Madness is allowed one request. This is why the United States government […]

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When the sun sets over Lungfishopolis, the white glare of CRT and LCD monitors can be seen shining out of every window. Over the years, our people have spent more hours in front of those monitors than some of us have spent sleeping. We look back fondly on those many hours and weeks spent absorbed […]

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I’ve always been a huge fan of Bullfrog’s Dungeon Keeper. And while the official sequel was a failure, we’ve always got Dungeon Defender to fall back on. Dungeon Defender quite obviously draws its roots from Dungeon Keeper. You play the overlord of a dungeon, which you can dig out using imps minions. You can use […]

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