If you played games in the 80s and 90s there’s a good chance that’ there’s some retro masterpiece that you think fondly of and has been lost to time. Well, maybe not. Check out Abandonia and see if this free retro game arcade is holding on to your childhood memories.
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Playdate – the hand crank video game system
Video games are great. Almost everyone plays them, yes, even that silly app you spend a few minutes during your commute on matching candy or jewels or whatever counts. Everyone plays them. Anyway, if you’re looking for something strange and new in gaming, check out Playdate.
Read MoreUtomik aims to deliver the first Netflix for games
Netflix is the most popular place to stream movies and TV shows, and it’s easy to see why. Because of this success, other companies have been attempting to follow suit. We’re looking at you Amazon Video. But what about video games, can this medium find similar success where streaming is concerned?
Read MoreMonopoly Overwatch Collector’s Edition – Blizzard creates Monopoly version of Overwatch for the fans
The game Overwatch is one of the most popular First-Person Shooters (FPS) available today, and that’s due to its impressive gameplay and overall fun aspect. If you’re a huge fan of the game, then maybe you’ll want to play even when you’re away from the PC or game console.
Read MoreSuperImpulse’s MicroArcade – an arcade cabinet game in a credit card
The best video games are the classic arcade titles of the past, change my mind. Many of these games are easily found on the web or for Windows, but what if folks want to play while on the go?
Read MoreRetro FC Handheld Game Console – all your favorites, right in your hand
Gaming is a lot of fun. And also very expensive. The great thing about games though is that fun games don’t become less fun with time but they do get a whole lot cheaper. Case in point, the Retro FC Handheld Game Console, the Gameboy-esque device that holds all your favorite classics.
Read MoreXbox Adaptive Controller – this controller wants everyone to game
Gaming has not always been very accessible. Aside from colors and screen issues, there’s just the controller itself. You need two hands and really nimble fingers which isn’t something that everyone has meaning that some people have been locked out of gaming. The Xbox Adaptive Controller is one possible solution to this issue.
Read MorePocketSprite – the retro gaming device that fits on your keychain
Sure you can load any game you want on your smartphone but what if you need to be more discreet about your video game time? What if you need something smaller? So small that you can shove it in your pocket and no one would be the wiser. Then you need the PocketSprite, the system so small it fits on your keychain.
Read MoreElectronic Ocarina of Time – get this legendary instrument before your next adventure
You may not have played every Legend of Zelda game but there’s a strong chance that you managed a few dungeons on Ocarina of Time. You might still remember a few of the melodies because you repeated them a lot. Now you can get your own sweet blue Ocarina of Time, just like the game.
Read MoreNintendo Switch Car Headrest Travel Mount – game in comfort during your next road trip
So you got your hands on a Nintendo Switch and you want to do some serious gaming on your next road trip (with others). Well skip shot gun and hop in the back for some game time with the Nintendo Switch Car Headrest Travel Mount.
Read MoreBloxels – design video games stages with blocks
Parents complain about kids playing too many video games. It might be better if they build their own, after all, at least then they’re doing something creative, right? Get them building their own games even if they’re not ready for complex coding with Bloxels is the hands-on video game creator for tiny hands.
Read MoreArt of ATARI – all your favorite classic game covers in one place
So, in 2016, the art on our game boxes is generally just grabbed from the game. There’s no real difference between what we see on the package and what we interact with on the disc (and if there is, that’s generally a problem). That wasn’t always the case, back in the day you had to imagine what the characters looked like, based on the box. Art of ATARI is the book that collects all that iconic art into one place.
Read MorePentaPlayerPad – a hotel for gamers
Everyone likes to go away now and then. It’s fun to go on holiday but not everyone is into spas or beaches. If your idea of a perfect getaway involves 12 hours straight of gaming action, check out PentaHotels PentaPlayerPad, the hotel for gamers.
Read MoreMega Man HD LED Headphones – blast some sound
In 1987, the world was given one of its most iconic video game characters, Rockman better known as Mega Man. His franchise has spanned decades and the little blue robot boy with a blaster has a loyal following of fans. If you’re one of them, you can sport your love (and geek cred) with a pair of Mega Man HD LED Headphones.
Read MoreTop 10 Most Bizarre Games In History – And Why We Can’t Stop Thinking About Them!
Everyone loves cute and cuddly video game stars like Mario and Sonic, but there are a few other more wacky characters which are less well known, but just as much fun. When it comes to creating new experiences, history has taught us that the video game makers can literally do what they like, and boy, do they take advantage of it. The result is a few titles which are just strange enough (by way of bizarre plots, characters or player…
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