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italiux:

Gamer Facts 001
By me, Italiux.
I hope this will mark the birth of my first Web Comic :)

italiux:

Gamer Facts 001

By me, Italiux.

I hope this will mark the birth of my first Web Comic :)

Creamy Chicken Enchiladas.

Creamy Chicken Enchiladas.

theomeganerd:

The Legend of Zelda Posters by Barrett Biggers

tinycartridge:


It is time…
Tiny Cartridge’s favorite Tiny Cartridges of 2012!
This year was a crucial one for handheld game systems, a statement year even. Tablets and smartphones continued to make their case as the rightful successors to the portable gaming throne, and so the onus was on handhelds to argue their relevance in this mobile era, if not through sales (real talk, PS Vita’s hardware numbers aren’t going to get it done), then through the quality of their software.
It wasn’t enough for the 3DS and PS Vita to deliver enjoyable games in 2012; this new handheld generation needed to separate itself from the last, setting new standards in their visuals, online services, and concepts’ creativity. Fortunately for us, portable game developers met that challenge, and gave us a year of platform-defining titles — even the ports kicked the butts of their big-screen counterparts.
Below you’ll find our favorite 3DS, eShop, PS Vita, and PSN games that helped make 2012 a killer year for handheld fans (presumably you’re one of those fans, since you follow this site). Oh, and we have plenty of GIFs too, of course! I say “of course” because a lizard hijacked this Tumblr, and threatened to blow it up if we don’t meet a weekly quota of animated images. Please excuse the loading time!
Read More

tinycartridge:

It is time…

Tiny Cartridge’s favorite Tiny Cartridges of 2012!

This year was a crucial one for handheld game systems, a statement year even. Tablets and smartphones continued to make their case as the rightful successors to the portable gaming throne, and so the onus was on handhelds to argue their relevance in this mobile era, if not through sales (real talk, PS Vita’s hardware numbers aren’t going to get it done), then through the quality of their software.

It wasn’t enough for the 3DS and PS Vita to deliver enjoyable games in 2012; this new handheld generation needed to separate itself from the last, setting new standards in their visuals, online services, and concepts’ creativity. Fortunately for us, portable game developers met that challenge, and gave us a year of platform-defining titles — even the ports kicked the butts of their big-screen counterparts.

Below you’ll find our favorite 3DS, eShop, PS Vita, and PSN games that helped make 2012 a killer year for handheld fans (presumably you’re one of those fans, since you follow this site). Oh, and we have plenty of GIFs too, of course! I say “of course” because a lizard hijacked this Tumblr, and threatened to blow it up if we don’t meet a weekly quota of animated images. Please excuse the loading time!

Read More

gamefreaksnz:

Bite My Shiny Metal Avatar by ianleino
USD $10 for 24 hours only
Follow the artist on Tumblr
thepocketgeek:

Homemade Christmas Wreath. Super Sized. #MerryChristmas

Making a Christmas Wreath.

thepocketgeek:

Homemade Christmas Wreath. Super Sized. #MerryChristmas

Making a Christmas Wreath.

gamefreaksnz:

Ken Masters’ Flowchart
gamefreaksnz:

SKRILLEX QUEST!
Dubstep DJ’s game is inspired by The Legend of Zelda.

The Skrillex action RPG game featuring the song SUMMIT. Dust on the cartridge has corrupted the game. Use your magical sword to fight the glitch and save your world from doom.

gamefreaksnz:

SKRILLEX QUEST!

Dubstep DJ’s game is inspired by The Legend of Zelda.

The Skrillex action RPG game featuring the song SUMMIT. Dust on the cartridge has corrupted the game. Use your magical sword to fight the glitch and save your world from doom.

thenextweb:

(via Startups from Hell: Battle zombies and bank managers in this cute 16-bit browser game - The Next Web)