Monthly Archives: September 2007

Tonight’s landmark still-grab experience involves our newly acquired Hayabusa armor! Are you a bad enough dude to sport these duds?

As many of you well know, I am quite the connoisseur of game cassette instruction booklets. Expect to see some hot critiques of manuals old and new on the JLR, so here are some guidelines to mentally prepare you. Game … Continue reading →

I love the theater feature in Halo 3. Basically, it records everything you do, and you can fly through your replays and take snapshots from any angle, and then upload them. You can take videos, too, but I don’t think … Continue reading →

My original intention today was to document a trip around the ‘Ville; an effort to find the most obscure place to procure Halo 3, this indie homebrew game you may or may not have heard of. I figured I could … Continue reading →

This has kept me up all week.

After receiving this mashup of Gundam and the AI of thousands of warring Chinamen earlier today, I played for about an hour or two and then came back to it later for maybe 30 minutes after some Call of Duty … Continue reading →

Here’s a screenshot from the rare gem Slamm Nation, a somewhat glitchy Slamm Dunk action game cassette released for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986. It was given a Nester Award for its “slammin’ graphics” (Nintendo Power, May/June ’97 pg. … Continue reading →

Glasses that display two-dimensional images in three-dimensions are, let’s face it, one of mankind’s most important inventions. I used to have this really sick Rocketeer deluxe comic book that was in 3D and, at the time, every moment I read … Continue reading →

Entry the first: Streets of Rage 2 Not only is this game just as awesome as it was when it first came out, it is still probably the best “beat them up” ever created. Just as its genre implies, your … Continue reading →