Freddie Wong‘s at it again, this time kicking off a Katamari Damacy tribute. Fans will enjoy this video, but I wish it were longer…. pretty much just like every time I tried to play the game.

[G.TDW]
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I still prefer that photo shoot featuring Miranda Lawson, but this one is almost as good!

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In 1991 I was working at Microsoft as a programmer, writing programming utilities for use by other programmers, such as a dialog editor used in the development of Word and Excel. I programmed mostly in C for OS/2 (back then that was a Microsoft product, and supposedly the wave of the future). Deciding it was time to learn Windows programming (Windows 3.0 had just come out) I jumped right in and did a graphical version of my old VAX/VMS skiing game for VT100 terminals.

And then, again, it's only a game...

The objective of the game is to drive a bus from Tucson, Arizona to Las Vegas, Nevada in real time at a maximum speed of 45mph, a feat that would take the player 8 hours of continuous play to complete, as the game cannot be paused. The bus contains no pas

The most infamous part was "Desert Bus," a "VeriSimulator" in which you drive a bus across the straight Nevada desert for eight hours in real-time. Then you drive it home. Also, I'd read the bus veers to the right, so you can't just leave the joypad propp

Most of the flash games that have been featured on the front page of Digg.com are below.

use arrows to move / collect all £'s to open the exit e -> E / the rest is up to you

I’ve been using OpenOffice all this time and I just find out I had an integrated Space Invaders game inside of Calc! Who knew!?

March 13, 1981 was the day the Brookhaven Bulletin published a story on employee William Higinbotham, speculating that he may have invented the first video game, with his tennis game of 1958.

here's a scrabble board that conveniently prints on an A4 or lettter sized sheet of paper.

That eventually resulted in this list of ten titles - in no particular order - that you should check out, just to see what gamers are up to in their free time. Trust me, some of these are good enough that you'd like to see them appear in a box one day.