Suffering From Classic Video Game Nostalgia? Play an Online Video Game
...Online Video Games: Something for Everyone
Perhaps the most enticing thing about online video games is that there are so many different types. Whether one is more into classic arcade games such as Pac Man, or more into Nintendo games like Super mario brothers, one is sure to find an online video game that one would enjoy playing.
For those that still crave the rush that can be gotten from playing classic arcade games, a fun online video game is that of Breakout Classic. This game derives from the Atari game of the same name.
Breakout first became popular in 1976, and involves playing ping pong (much like another classic arcade game by the name of Pong) against a brick wall. The object of the game is to break as many bricks as possible...more
mario Kart - The Original Series
...Crazy enough, I remember when Super mario brothers first came out on the original Nintendo system. Because I loved this game so much, I followed Nintendo's newest games and systems.
one of the reasons why I enjoy mario Kart is the fact that I get to play with familiar characters, but with much better technology and graphics. I thought it was so fun to play...more
The Top Five Worst Video Game Based Movies
...Obliviously I love video games as much as the next gamer loves video games. But we don't love the film maker's that destroy our favorite titles in their quest to bring the game to the big screen.
So a list of the top five worst game-based movies has be created. Please note that there is no particular order for the list of game-based movies.
Super mario brother is the perfect example of what not to do when making a movie out of a video game. For example if a character is suppose to be Italian with a mustache don't hire a Latino actor that is clean shaven like John Leguizamo was. Or a reptile like King Koopa or Toad like don't make the characters human. This movie plot was so loosely based on the game it was a shame to even ...more
Video Game Systems
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The first video game system that I actually owned was an Atari game console that played only pong and pong like games. The console used your television to visually display the game and its action. We were thrilled with the system and many hours were spent staring at the television screen with the eerie beep of the pong hitting the paddles echoing through out the room. The next video game system I owned was also an Atari, but instead of being dedicated to only one game, this actually accepted a varie...more
