If you’ve still got a few Angry Birds levels you could never complete, watch this and you’ll wish that Chuck Norris really was a playable character in the game. Think Mighty Eagle, but with facial hair.
(38 Stars)
Loading ...
Double Fine Productions – maker of Psychonauts, Stacking and more – are asking for your help to make a new point-and-click adventure game and a documentary covering the game’s development.
(20 Stars) Loading ...
Jorge Jimenez and Diego Gutierrez developed Separable Subsurface Scattering, a technique that renders realistic skin in real-time. Jimenez hopes that SSSS will lead to more engaging video games.
(78 Stars) Loading ...
Tyrannicon’s epic machinima makes use of Skyrim, various mods, 500 Draugr, 200 skeletons, 500 Dwarven Warriors and a dragon. Our graphic cards would melt if we tried to run this in real time.
(78 Stars) Loading ...
Filled with gadgets, robots and stealth camo, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier has one message to players – only the dead fight fair. Not that being able to save and reload was fair to begin with.
(24 Stars) Loading ...
Josh Sutphin’s Fail-Deadly puts a grim twist to the real time strategy genre. There are two factions in the game but instead of choosing a side, players control both and make them take each other out.
(11 Stars) Loading ...
Mesmerize defenders and leave goalies traumatized with the slick tricks and ankle breaking moves at your disposal in the FIFA Street. Made with the same engine used in EA’s annual FIFA games.
(24 Stars) Loading ...
The latest Humble Bundle nets you four critically-acclaimed indie games for four platforms – Windows, Mac, Linux and Android – DRM-free. That’s 16 games total with a blank price tag.
(18 Stars) Loading ...
Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning looks mighty fine in its launch trailer. It’s unfortunate that its publishers have bought in to the pre-order exclusive gimmick, but we’ll take what we can get.
(10 Stars) Loading ...
Get to know the playable characters in Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. The game is shaping up to be Team Fortress 2 with zombies and goofy names. Dee-Ay? Party Girl? Seriously?
(14 Stars) Loading ...
The sequel to one of the best Xbox 360 exclusives takes the mayhem to the max. Trials Evolution adds outdoor tracks, local and online multiplayer, and most importantly a track editor.
(28 Stars) Loading ...
Fresh out of public beta, the free Steam mobile app lets members chat with their Steam contacts and most importantly browse and buy games. Available for both iOS and Android devices.
(15 Stars) Loading ...
The Legend of Zelda: The Lost Oracle isn’t even a real game, but animator Joel Furtado’s fan-made commercial has us whipping out our credit cards to pre-order this non-existent Wii U title.
(52 Stars) Loading ...
The critically-acclaimed RPG comes to the Xbox 360. This port comes with all the DLC that’s been released for the PC so far along with new cinematics, including this kick-ass intro video.
(27 Stars) Loading ...
Inspired by older FPS games like Doom and Duke Nukem, Amilcar Parra’s RetroBlazer has bright 32-bit graphics and fast-paced action. Runs on Windows, OS X and Linux using Darkplaces.
(27 Stars) Loading ...
Spread the power and good fortune that’s coming around the poker table in 2012 with Fulton’s Chinatown Playing Cards; festively packaged and illustrated, they honor The Year of The Dragon.
(18 Stars) Loading ...
(NSFW: Language) Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky’s video game documentary has garnered favorable reviews after its Sundance debut. HBO now has plans to make a series based on the film.
(27 Stars) Loading ...
While it might look like an ordinary controller, the MLG Pro Circuit lets you swap thumbstick and D-Pads, so whether you like PS3 or Xbox 360 layouts, you can play both ways on either console.
(13 Stars) Loading ...
Play as a World War II Allied sniper dropped behind enemy lines in Sniper Elite V2. The game trades fast-paced action common in most shooters for a more tactical and stealthy approach.
(79 Stars) Loading ...
The Awesomer: Awesome Stuff for Awesome People | Copyright 2008-2011 Technablogs | For Cool Gadgets, Games and Gizmos, Visit Technabob
