"Games" Blogs & Blog Posts

Angry Brown GuyAngry Brown Guy

Random rants or posts by a Brown Guy who is not always Angry. Usually about...

 
Appy Place -- The Appy Entertainment BlogAppy Place -- The Appy Entertainment Blog

The life of an iPhone games startup. By the developers of FaceFighter, Tune...

 
clara*s victory danceclara*s victory dance

random thoughts and happenings

 
TechSlingTechSling

TechSling is a technology blog that features exciting articles on current i...

 
DarkmattersDarkmatters

Film reviews, game reviews. random news and reaction, fiction from the worl...

 
idreamelectricidreamelectric

Design, photography, games, gadgets and life

 
KotakuKotaku

Covering all gaming

 


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"I have this rather weird hobby," writes Paul Goes. "I create romhacks of the original Donkey Kong Arcade game." His creations include a Donkey Kong Pac-Man Crossover, Random Donkey Kong and a two-player duel, and you can play all of them online, fre...

I don't know anything about Minecraft, but I was delighted to learn of this complete, detailed Minecraft Disneyland. "Mouskegamer" started the project five years ago with two friends, but others have taken up the mantle since 2023. Here is a video wa...

Equinox is a perfectly-made free web game—a very short one, to show off Little Workshop's skills—made with three.js and a custom game engine. Making use of visual & sound effects, voiceovers, along with an evolving soundtrack, we aimed to b...

Ending the inaugural season of a show on a cliffhanger is always a risky move- especially if your show gets cancelled after said cliffhanger. Luckily, Amazon's surprisingly decent Fallout TV show now has the opportunity to follow its cliffhanger up.

The premise behind Placid Plastic Duck Simulator is ridiculous. Plastic ducks drop into a pool, one at a time, very slowly. A little duck meter on the top of the screen tells you when another duck is going to drop into the pool. — Read the rest...

The Amstrad CPC 464, an 8-bit computer popular in Europe, was released 40 years ago today. A user-friendly monitor-included setup with no bells and whistles (Amstrad was a consumer electronics company pouncing on a crashed market) the system benefite...

It's a good time for Star Wars games. Just look at the excellent Jedi Survivor and try to ignore the Battlefront Classic Collection. Conversely, it's really quite a bad time for titan of video game mediocrity Ubisoft- ratings of their formulaic, shal...