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In celebration of the 25th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda, Nintendo created a website dedicated to the little man from Hyrule. The website features: Celebrities Zelda memories Exclusive wallpapers Zelda E3 Orchestral performance A video message from Mr. Miyamoto More @ zelda.nintendo.com.
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In case you’ve ever wondered what it would be like to play Super Mario Bros. in first person view, you may want to check out the above video. Freddiew, the gentleman that created this video also created an epic real life Super Mario Kart video that’s also worth checking out.
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To celebrate 25 years since Super Mario Bros., Nintendo is releasing a limited edition red Wii and DSi XL. The systems will cost their usual price of $199 and $179 but will also come with a game (The New Super Mario Bros. or Mario Kart DS). I say grab a couple each. Two for you
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It’s been 10 years since the PlayStation 2 first came out in Japan. It is the best-selling console of all time, having reached over 140 million units sold as of September 30, 2009. New games are still being released on the system later in 2010. Kotaku made a nice little timeline of the PS2 history. More
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To celebrate Missile Command’s 30th anniversary, Atari has released a remixed version of the game for the web. The website says it best: Chock full of power ups, tricky enemies and intense boss battles, Missile Command by OMGPOP has the makings of a modern classic. This game actually has some amazing control with your mouse
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To celebrate the PlayStation’s 15th anniversary, Sony designed a cool Flash site with a timeline of the PlayStation products over the past 15 years. The site can be navigated by either the graphics on the top or the history timeline along the bottom of the site. Once you click on a particular console or portable
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I know CD’s have been around for a while but I had no idea that they were actually older than I am. Although CD’s may not be as popular now as they were 10 years ago, it’s pretty amazing that they’ve been around for this long and are still selling. Originally a spin-off of the
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The ad made famous on January 22nd, 1984 turned 25 earlier this week.
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With more and more people transitioning from older 4:3 televisions to newer LCD and Plasma 16:9 TVs, you knew it was only so long before YouTube would make the transition also. Earlier this week (as an early holiday present) YouTube went from a standard 4:3 screen ratio to a 16:9 screen ratio, making it too
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The music group AC/DC came out with an interesting idea for a music video. An official song video that is meant to be downloaded and viewed in MS Excel. Apparently Excel isn’t just used for adding up numbers with formulas but also as a way to show off artistic videos. Although I couldn’t get it