Timely? Not by a long shot. But let’s be honest, Portal and Aperture Labs themed pictures are going to stay relevant FOREVER. Heck, even our collection here is but a mere tiny slice of the pictures that are floating around there on the ‘ol internet.
I always enjoy when we do one of these Kickstarter Spotlights. There’s so many great projects on there worth backing, and I love getting to know a little bit more about them and sharing all that info with you!
This time we were lucky enough to talk to Chris Kirkman from Dice Hate Me Games. He’s one of those fantastic stories that I think we can all be enviable of. For a long time Dice Hate Me was a game review / podcast site to cover the hobby that we loves so much. But then he took a step forward, and decided that in addition to covering games, he would start making them.
Their first game was called Carnival and now they’re running a Kickstarter campaign to fund and produce their second one, called VivaJava: The Coffee Game. Let’s learn a little more about it.
Codigo Cube is quite a simple game really. You roll the die filled with QR codes, snap it with a barcode scanner on your phone with web access and it’ll load a question for you to answer. The Codigo Cube website will keep track of the points for right or wrong answers which means all you need to do to play is scan and try and answer questions. Each side is a different category and is color coded, so you may know you’re going to get an Entertainment question (for example) but you never know which one until it loads.
We’ve all got our favorite Legend of Zelda. Mine will always and forever be Wind Waker. Sailing that ship around provided a feeling of exploration I have rarely seen matched in a videogame. The art styles have changed dramatically over the years and from game to game, but luckily for us they’re always unique.
Today we have a total of 8 wallpapers for you to download and enjoy, from all over the Zelda timeline. And a few pictures with a triforce in it for good measure!
Just click the images to get at the full size, then save accordingly!
I feel like most people agree that Valentine’s Day is sort of a sham. I mean, it is. Luckily my wife and I both fall into that category and I know I don’t have to go jumping through hoops on some arbitrary day to make her happy.
However! That doesn’t mean I’m a man with a heart of stone. I still get a little choked up when I think about when I proposed to my wife (in front of Cinderella’s Castle in Walt Disney World which should come as ZERO surprise to people that listen to the show or know me at all). I also for some reason tend to get the water running out of my face when watching videos of other people’s proposals, even more so when there’s a nerd slant to the whole thing.
Take this one here. Ascension: Chronicle of the Godslayer is a deck building game that we’ve previously reviewed. Well, this couple likes the game so much that the guy contacted Gary Games (makes of Ascension) and got them to make a super special card to help him propose. They obliged and he slipped it in the game and filmed the thing for the rest of us to watch!