A science experiment gone wrong has left you gigantisized and holding the world's largest magnifying glass. Looking down on Ant City, you become absolutely furious and decide to take it out on the resident. Use the magnifying glass to zap people and take out cars, helicoptrs and transport trucks.
Ed Perlmutter of Colorado is campaigning on the promise that he will make Congress protect children. He shows such ghastly images as children getting excited over a copy of Grand Theft Auto in the commercial and promises to fight to pass laws to protect children against violent video games. I guess the main message to take away from it is: you can't parent your children, so let the government do it.
Hill Billy FLea was standing outside the Fleatown Bank one day when suddenly Tick burst out with all the bank's loot. It's up to Hill Billy Flea to track down Tick and get the bank's loot back.
Something Awful presents Tub Adventure, a choose your own adventure style game. It features many twists and turns, tons of endings, and apparently a few secrets too...and of course, lots of great humor.
This is a trailer for a series of apps for the PSP that are supposed to help you find great attractions to visit in different cities. It features maps, trip planning, even guided tours with an audio guide.
Dad N' Me is a really fun side scrolling fighting game. You assume the role of a school-yard bully on steroids and wreak havoc. The game features fantastic graphics and animation as well as great music and fun gameplay.
This is a new trailer for Dragon Ball Z Sparking NEO, due out for the PS2 and Nintendo Wii in the fall of this year. It will feature over 130 characters, 16 massive arenas and 9 game modes.
This game seems simple enough at first. But all is not what it seems. Disorientation earns its name by achieving just that: an entirely disorienting gameplay. The object of the game is simple enough: move the man to the goal. The means is entirely another matter. Watch in amazement as you try to navigate around perils while your perceptions are turned upside down.
Surely you're familiar with World -1 in Super Mario Bros, but have you seen the minus one world in the Famicom Disk System's version? Worlds collide. Perceptions distort.