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Aled Lewis is a designer, illustrator and author from London, England, and like many of us he is also a life-long gamer with an affinity for the classic video games. So, he created a mash-up of the video game characters and real photographic scenes to express how we saw those worlds as kids growing up playing them. The results are very enjoyable. See if you can name them all (answers at the bottom, via Behance). Answers: Sonic the Hedgehog, Bowser from Mario Kart, Abominable Snow Monster from SkiFree, Ecco the Dolphin, Link from The Legend of Zelda, E. Honda from Street Fighter, Little Mac from Punch-Out!!, Duck Hunt dog, Excitebike, Donkey Kong, Double Dragon, Lemmings ...
Thanks to HD TVs and advanced consoles, video games have gotten incredibly lifelike in the last few years. But nothing on the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 is anywhere near as challenging as the below video games based on real-life issues. Via Pleated Jeans ...
It was a weird year for electronic gaming – Nintendo came out with a console that seems destined to bomb, while Sony and Microsoft just kept on working the same old stories and worn-out franchises. Although there weren’t any spectacular, industry-killing disasters on the slate this year, there were still plenty of games that were not very good. In this feature, we’ll run down the 10 worst video games of 2012. Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor The Steel Battalion games are widely known as being for the hardest of the hardcore. The first games for the original Xbox required a separate controller to play them ...
