So I gotta say, I love what MLG has done for the game world. A lot of people disagree – saying that gaming has become more about being “famous” than just enjoying the game, but I see it as a way of legitimizing gaming. We can have a discussion about that another time though. MLG
There were always those games that you knew your friends would play. There are very few though that last the test of time. Worms happen to be one of those games that I could always count on. From a well thrown banana bomb to a fire punch into the drink there was something always special
This week I’ve got a blast-from-the-sort-of-but-not-really-past. 2006. That’s technically the past, right? Right?! Oh well. A lot of you remember a brilliantly entertaining sandbox game by Rockstar (no, not Red Dead Redemption) that first came out for the PS2 several years back, and then was revamped and released onto the Xbox 360, Wii, and PC
Females have become a rather dominating force in the gaming world. The ESA did a study in 2009 where they found that females made up 40% of gamers. I predict that it will only take a couple of years before there will be no real measurable difference between the amounts of male and female gamers.
Maybe I got a little carried away this past month. I shook my fists and my voice bellowed as I angrily stroked the keyboard into a fury of console bashing. But the sun has come out and my outlook has changed. Perhaps the state of this console generation is not lost. Perhaps everything will be
Jaime Margary, the artist who created a very detailed and frightening Super Mario Piranha Plant, has gone after another famous video game character: Pac-Man. Margary says, “Each piece is based on a classic videogame character as seen through the prism of real-life anatomy. They are rendered in clay, painted with acrylics and sealed in resin
World of Warcraft has been around for years now, and many of us like me could try and argue that it takes a lot of skill to play; then there are those who argue that that it takes no skill. A friend of mine always bickered with me saying that WoW was a game of
Cosplay is an art form that takes a lot of time, dedication, and money. At almost every event that the Pixelated Geek staff covers, we are impressed with what dedicated fans do to represent their favorite franchise and/or character. However, it is not often that we are blown away by such fantastically detailed costumes. Recently,
Flickr user Sven Junga decided that Starcraft 2 needed a Lego makeover. So, what does he do? Dig through bins and bins of those infamous blocks to fine just the right piece to finish off this hulk of a unit: Anyone else want to play Lego Starcraft now? Check out his photostream on Flickr here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/31194766@N08/with/5015812304/