70 Games spanning 27 years from River Raid and Frogger to Uncharted and BioShock. It's interesting to see how far water effects have progressed in games, from a simple blue shade, to a few extra animated pixels, to complete shimmering beauty.
K-Pop Academy is an upcoming pop star management simulator from the game studio that brought you Tsuki’s Odyssey and Campfire Cat Café.
Modders have cooked up something pretty special – a Wii console which is small enough to fit on your keys. A wee Wii.
Opportunities to objectify male characters are rare, and I seize them every chance I get.
'Opportunities to objectify male characters are rare'
Sounds like the writer needs more life experience.
That Beyond Good & Evil part makes me sad. It had everything. Superb story, great graphics with stnning water effects, fun gameplay and everything else :(
It's really cool how much the game industry has improved in 30 years and the evolution of water effects are a great example. Bioshock and Uncharted are definitly the best.
I feel as if my life just flashed before my 33 year-old eyes.
During that video, I can't believe how seeing many of those games warped me back to so many specific moments in my life while growing up.
It's also interesting to see how technologically spoiled we've gotten over the years...while looking back at all those games and their dated graphics, it's amazing how far developers have come. Funny thing is, I remember being blown away and mesmerized by all those jaggy graphics and limited gameplay during heydays of many of those games.
Yes, me and a buddy actually once spent hours - and somehow got a kick out of - playing Atari 2600's Fishing Derby! Go figure.
Thank you for that fun blast from the past!
Dizzy Prince of the Yolk Folk.
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these will all get trumped by the upcoming game- hydrophobia whcih focuses on water effects
One of my all time favorite games and close to one of the first that I played, and I still play it today. Got to love the classics