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Some of us display game collections on shelves, while others prefer shutting them away from the world (it’s for their own good, dammit). Luckily, for both overprotective and negligent hoarders, there’s a better balance provided by Game Case World.
Game Case World, NES, Playstation, SNES, Vintage Play | in Interviews 
There are some crazy awesome stop motion videos on YouTube. Some of the best involve action figures and/or Legos. This is one of those Lego times.
The gameplay was recorded off of an emulator and the footage was stretched over the photograph of a block of Legos. By turning down the opacity of the emulator footage it allowed the texture of the blocks show through. Sweet stuff!
Donkey Kong, Lego, Metroid, Super Mario Bros 3 | in Features, Pixel Glass 
On this very special episode of Press Pause Radio, we talk about the dangers of video game addiction. What happens when one more game or one more level spirals out of control and destroys relationships, jobs and other activities out of the virtual world? The crew will discuss this topic and more with the most responsible and well-adjusted person they know, the one and only Ballsrog. The gang-star of video games sits in on this episode and raps with the group about Skyrim, Mass Effect and how fat and stupid Dustin is. I believe that we are all in agreement on the last point, especially Toast. Thanks for downloading and listening to the show, please be sure to rate and review on iTunes and Zune so we can afford to pay off Ballsrog. He said he was going to fix our Xbox for us, too. I hope he comes back with those soon, last time we saw him he was at some company...
Ballsrog, Dustin is Dumb, Mass Effect 3, Video Game Addiction | in Podcast 
Well we have finally returned from our long holiday break with our first episode of 2012, or as we would like to call it, "The Twenty-Dozen". The entire gang is along for the ride as we talk about some of our disappointments from 2011, as well as catch up with our listeners in Select Feedback. The crew will then devote the remainder of the episode catching up and discussing what everyone played during the break. Join us as we talk over each other excitedly and Ser breaks the internet with his "God Voice". Don't forget to rate and review us on iTunes and Zune so we can reach more and more listeners, and follow us on all our various social sites to catch the latest updates.
Twenty-Dozen, Video Games | in Podcast Get. F***ing. Ready.
Did you like what you saw here today? Questions and comments are not only welcome, but encouraged!
Asmik, D-Force, Fuck this shit so hard, Shmup, Super NES, Vertical, garbage | in Bullet Heaven, Bullet Heaven HD 
We've been hearing more and more buzz about Mass Effect 3 this week and I'm pretty sure I don't need to explain how excited I am for the game's release in March. That being said, I found it only fitting that I share one of my favorite video game songs "Commander Shepard" by Miracle of Sound. The song isn't just amazing, it's extremely catchy! It isn't out of the ordinary to see me humming it at least five times a day. So, like every Mass Effect fan out there right now, play through the first two games again but this time with even more style now that you've aquired this awesome piece of music!
Mass Effect 3 | in Features, Pixel Glass 
Welcome one and all to the newest feature hitting Press Pause Radio. It’s been a long time coming, but I, Catie, the squid-loving, Camaro-stalking, sailor-mouth squawking transformer of the internet present “Life through the Pixel Glass,” or LTPG for short. My goal with this feature is to shine some light on the finer displays of artworks or music influenced by the video game culture. Whether it's a re-imagined creation, or muse of entirely new material, you’ll find me posting about it right here. With that said…
Legend of Zelda, Minecraft | in Features, Pixel Glass Shoot Many Robots was a downloadable title we first saw at PAX East last spring, and was one of the games that we were really looking forward to as it neared completion. In that time Demiurge has shown the frantic shooter at various other conventions such as New York Comic Con and PAX Prime, as well as securing Ubisoft as the publisher. Now as the game inches closer to a release date, the developer has sent us a video showcasing how they are using their Seoul Engine to render the game in multiple ways, in order to test and look for various bugs in the gameplay. You can expect a full review on Shoot Many Robots when it releases on Xbox Live Arcade and Playstation Network very soon. For more information check out shootmanyrobots.com.
Demiurge, PAX East, Shoot Many Robots | in Articles 
