Japan World Cup 3 – the most insane horse racing game you’ll see today, complete with NSFW narrated AH Community commentary.
Apparently, actual horse racing in Japan is just like this.
Category Archives: games
A perfectly plausible 1980s 8-bit (with a little 16-bit thrown in) Blade Runner RPG, imagined by Cinefix.
A GTA IV piano mod by ‘sleepy & ChongMcBong’ with an appropriate Vanessa Carlton soundtrack added by Matthew Jackson.
Previously: Grand Theft Iron Man, Grand Theft R2
For serious GTA fans, Rockstar Games has just released an ‘announcement trailer’ for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto Online.
You’ve all gone to YouTube, paused a video, clicked elsewhere on the page, then typed ‘1980’ right? Thought so.
— Barsteward (@barsteward) August 14, 2013
Previously: Hello Divorce From Reality, Goodbye Productivity
Send Me To Heaven is an Android app that encourages you to throw your expensive smartphone as high in the air as you can (hopefully catching it without damaging it before it hits the ground), recording the altitude as a score on a leaderboard.
The app only works with ARMv7 phones. Turning on GPS allows you to compete with other idiots nearby.
Apple has already refused to endorse it.
An extremely faithful rendition of the first few levels of classic arcader Donkey Kong by GuizDP – all created from melted Perler beads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlWnShSe6e8
Machinima’s vision of the Green Hill Zone through the eyes of the eponymous nippy hog.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqYAyBNk16A
A short version of Youtuber Mauricio Antunes Oliveira’s mashup of Street Fighter II and a range of televangelist demon-botherers including Benny Hinn.
Here’s the full version, featuring all twelve warriors.
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Levels Of Tetris by talented New York pianist Scott Bradlee. Sez he:
I’ve always believed that modern electronic dance music was heavily influenced by old school NES games. Since stride piano is kind of the piano equivalent of electronic dance music, I decided to create this ragtime mashup of Korobeiniki (the Russian folk song that is also the ‘Tetris’ theme song) and Levels by Avicii.