Rick Boer *is* Naked Snake. The level of dedication and costume quality here is off the charts. Check out this gallery of what will be the very best Metal Gear cosplay you have ever seen.
Mashup: The Legend of Zelda vs. Star Wars
May 5th, 2013 by Markham Asylum
Does this mean Ganondorf is Link’s father? Or perhaps Link and Zelda are siblings?
(Thanks to Delta Attack reader Geoff Daddy.)
TweetChevrolet Corvette ZR1 now available in Real Racing 3
May 3rd, 2013 by Fade to SlackReal Racing 3 fans were greeted by an interesting push notification today.
The previous Real Racing 3 update brought the Chevrolet brand to the game with two cars, the Chevrolet Cobalt SS and Chevorlet Camaro ZL1. What we didn’t know was that there was more goods under the hood.
A third Chevrolet car, the Corvette ZR1, was unlocked in Real Racing 3 and is now available for purchase for 50 Gold.
TweetFade Away: Taking Off The Rose Tinted Glasses For Ys III
May 3rd, 2013 by Mark A. BrooksSometimes when you break open the cocoon of nostalgia, instead of finding a beautiful butterfly, you find a shriveled up nasty little thing that would have best been left alone. Such is the case with Ys III: Wanderers from Ys, an SNES cart that I’ve kept on a pedestal for too many years, ever since first playing it during its prime.
Fade Away: Resurrecting the Original Castlevania
May 1st, 2013 by Markham AsylumThe original Castlevania on the NES: 6 stages, 5 subweapons, 11 music tracks, and one slayer of non-glittery vampires that laid the gothic groundwork for a series that has been resurrected into almost 40 incarnations — so far. The roots of all entries in this iconic series can be traced back to this one action-laden creep-fest, and for that we owe it a debt of homage.
Let’s be critical, though. What made Castlevania so great back in the early days of the NES? How does it hold up by today’s standards? Should it still be played, or is it better left in the timeless realm of our nostalgia?
Paperart Mario: The Art of Rendering Mario with Paper
April 28th, 2013 by Markham AsylumFirst off, isn’t that a brilliant title? No? Oh well.
Check out this Mario made via paperart, which is sort of reminiscent of Super Mario 64:
Impressively, the site on which I found this included other paperart offerings that are far superior; click here to check them out.
TweetConfirm Your $99.99 Super Monster Bros In App Purchase
April 26th, 2013 by Mark A. BrooksNear the top of the hierarchical pyramid of colossal suckage, tucked neatly between ‘grapefruit’ and ‘Hitler’, you’ll find this atrocious little nugget.
The iOS game Super Monster Bros was created with three goals in mind: 1) Provide the bare minimum of mobile gaming entertainment, 2) Shamelessly rip off Pokemon in the most tawdry way possible, and 3) Fool your children into spending hundreds of your hard earned dollars in 60 seconds flat. Hey, that’s what you get for making your password “password”.
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