“What do you think this is…the f*&king Mushroom Kingdom!?”
The Game Station has done the unthinkable! They have created a compelling real-life(ish) adaptation of The Mario Bros based on the exploits of Grand Theft Auto! continue reading...
Never let Kevin Butler test drive your car!
With each new major PlayStation 3 release there’s bound to be a hilarious ad starring Kevin Butler, Sony’s VP of awesome… and thankfully this is no exception! continue reading...
What gave you the impression that young gamers were ever targeted by violent games?
You may not realize this, but standard elements found in the average videogame today caused a mass uproar when they made their first appearance in the 1990s. Join WatchMojo.com as we take a look at the Top 5 Controversial Videogames of that era. continue reading...
Classic coin-op and console systems have remained beloved parts of our past. These old games challenged us and were addictive for the relentless climb towards points and collectibles that they spurred. But isn’t it amusing to imagine combing two different game franshises and seeing what would happen? Well, let’s take a look… continue reading...
This clip reminds me of the film Groundhog Day when Bill Murray grows tired of his repetitive life and begins offing himself. Like Murray, this player has also taken it upon himself to cause his own death hundreds of times over in shocking and elaborate ways. I also like his choice of music! continue reading...
Young Latarian Milton runs a muck on the streets in classic Grand Theft Auto style. continue reading...
From the Associated Press:
“Grand Theft Auto IV” raked in more than $500 million (324.04 million) in its first week in stores, selling more than 6 million units worldwide, the video game’s publisher said Wednesday. continue reading...
from ShackNews.com:
As is the case with many anticipated launches, reports are spreading across the internet that Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3, X360) players are experiencing system freezes across both editions, with its introductory sequence said to be especially prone to lockups. continue reading...
What do you know, its an A+… Can’t wait to see the pandemonium that this thing causes when it hits the streets tommorow. Here’s an early review from 1up.com to whet your appetite:
Niko Bellic, Grand Theft Auto IV’s bruiser from the former Eastern Bloc, is a stone-cold couch potato, a desperate online dater with dead-on aim, and a chronic websurfer who could kill you in a hand-to-hand Krav Maga brawl. Fresh off the boat, he’s an illegal immigrant pursuing the dual American dreams of quick money and mass multimedia consumption in the most vibrant, dynamic, and entertainment-packed playground in console videogame history: Liberty City. The civil engineers at Rockstar Games have upgraded this burg’s infrastructure since we visited seven years ago in GTA3, adding basic cable (hours of programming Niko can watch on safe-house TVs), an in-game Internet rich with blogs, parody websites — even e-mail spams — and such star attractions as [spoiler deleted] performing stand-up comedy as well as a gentleman’s club filled with G-stringed strippers who buzz your controller’s vibration motors as they grind Niko’s lap. (If you must wear sweatpants when you play, please don’t share your joypad.) continue reading...
