Kuma Wrote: The city to some is one big blank canvas that screams to be painted it on and to many like myself it is an urban outdoor museum when you think about it. This Kuma and I am a born Brooklyn Knight and raised in the Brownsville which to many is the ultimate kill box if you don’t know what you are doing, but one the biggest cultures of NYC was the graffiti artist. I just don’t mean any dude that picks up a spray can and feels they know how to bomb the world with their skills; nah man I mean the real dudes that actually go through the dangers of throwing up some supreme work. I have seen Murals, roll-ups, wheat paste, throw ups and my personal favorite the wildstyle. These street artist were the ninja’s of the city and Marc Ecko decided he wanted to make a game in tribute to these artistic warriors. I went into my archives and decided to take another run with my review of Marc Ecko’s Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox (First Generation).
Sorry for the choppy video below, audio problems.
Agent Vaporware is a term used for software and games that are announced, but never released or cancelled. Essentially stuck in limbo due to development hell, lack of communication to the public, or pushed aside for other, more lucrative projects. Here are five long-awaited games we would like to see released this year.
I love the Vaporwave aesthetic, and I would definitely love to see a lot of these games come out soon. I think my favorite out of the list was Agent. Something about this style combined with the Cold War Spy setting really makes me want to try it out. Since it's from the makers of GTA, I'm sure it would be fun, and it would be interesting to see their take on an espionage game. Even if we don't get any of these games this year, I'm still pretty excited for some of the confirmed releases. One that I'm really looking forward to is Nova Nukers. It's a competitive multiplayer that has a lot of really interesting weapons that effect the game's environment, and a unique spherical stage design. I think it's going to be a really interesting game since it's doing a lot that I haven't seen in a multiplayer before.
I don't want Agent.....I just want a spy game...doesn't have to be agent but we don't really any any good ones to play.
* Create an agent....pick an agency to start at....do espionage and missions against other agencies and stuff.
^ would sell 3,000,000+
Jef writes, "Video games are art, and art usually has people in power clutching their pearls and trying to blast said art out of sight lest thought invade the inner sanctum of comfortable status quo. Ah, censorship, no matter how many times we patiently explain to our overlords that the surest way to spread an idea virally is to try and cover it up (And it goes double with things like video games), they just keep on keeping on with that iron fist.
"The list of games that various administrations have waged war against is massive, and it's usually because of objectionable levels of sex or violence. Then there are stranger reasons, and today we salute them."
The Koalition: ''If you have been a frequent visitor to TheKoalition.com then you will know by now that we cover both video games and Hip-Hop music. Therefore, some of the team were rather amused when we found out earlier this month that Kanye West had both inspired and took centre stage of a JRPG.
Therefore, myself and our Editor-in-Chief Richard Bailey Jr. have both compiled a list of the top 13 video game franchises which have been influenced by Hip-Hop music.''
The inclusion on Young Jeezy's 'I Luv It' in Saint's Row 2 perfectly captures the essence of the game.
Def Jam: Vendetta/FFNY were both great games, but then they ruined the series with Icon. Rapstar was a terrible game that tried to ride the Guitar Hero/Rockband wave and failed miserably.
dumbest list I've ever come across. Everything on there is based on and influenced by much more than just hip hop.
