It's Not My Fault&8230; Ironically enough I actually had my ass handed to me, during a few rounds of Fruit Ninja, by my rotund friend at Intervention the weekend before last. Personally, I do not own a Kinect. Nothing so far about this peripheral has screamed “must have” for me yet. Fruit Ninja did come close, but I don’t feel that’s reason enough to drop $120+ on the device. I know there’s a lot more excuses people claim for why they lost.
The 6 Most Mind-Blowing (and Pointless) Gaming Achievements We've told you before about the guy who managed to get a perfect score at Pac-Man by playing the same level over 200 times for six hours. You didn't think that was the most extreme example of video game dedication we could find, did you? For you see, real dedication means going past hard mode and thinking way, way outside the box, like ... #6. Building Mind-Bogglingly Huge Objects Inside Games Via Ariablarg.tv Most of you know Minecraft as the last game your friend started playing before he disappeared for a few months. Via YouTubeWe're sure that at least one court is using this as evidence in an insanity plea. But you had to know that a game built specifically for obsessive people with lots of spare time would quickly top even that -- in complexity, if not size. Which is to say, EACH FUCKING PIXEL IS A BRICK. Since they're stop-motion films, that means each individual frame of gameplay was painstakingly recreated. Via Hans LemursonOur entire solar system lives within the tip of that torch.
Crazy Modified Consoles A little creativity and skill turns a boring old video game system into something awesome. It's a Nintendo Gamecube That's an entire Nintendo Classic System miniaturized into one of its own cartridges! 10 Xbox 360 tricks Microsoft won't tell you 1. Connect your Xbox 360 to two screens at once If you've got one of the component/composite dual video cables – the one that comes in the box with most 360s – you can have your console display its gamey goodness on two TVs simultaneously. 2. That you can fire up your own MP3s during a 360 game is common knowledge (and re-soundtracking moody horror games with the Benny Hill theme tune never stops being funny), but it doesn't work if you're playing a title from the original Xbox. 3. Ah, the internet – founded upon crazy men making crazy things for free. 4. That you have to pay a subscription for online gaming, something that's free on other consoles and on the PC, is perhaps the 360's greatest bugbear. So it'll treat remote opponents as though they're in the same room as you – and you don't have to pay for local multiplayer. 5. 6. The good news is you don't have to drop £50 on Microsoft's offensively overpriced Wi-Fi adaptor. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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