At Sony’s Tokyo Game Show conference, Capcom released a demo for its upcoming PS4 RPG Deep Down, announcing that the title will feature procedural generation of maps, monsters, and weapons. In other words. the vast majority of the game will be completely randomized. Not bad, eh?
It’s a shame that Nintendo seems to be one of the only studios that remembers the meaning of the term ‘party game.’ These games demanded in-person interaction: the Internet was irrelevant. Today, it’s time for a bit of nostalgia – time to pay homage to some of the best party games of ages past.
When had your food been as happy to see you as you are to see it? Heidi Kenney and Kidrobot have teamed up to present the Yummy series: a wide range of sweet and smiling toy treats!
Is 3D worth 40 bucks to you? If not, the $130 Nintendo 2DS offers all the 3DS’s games and most of its functionality for a lower price.
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Cats love to play where they can hide; those places replicate their
native environments and give cats similar experiences. Cat combos give
cats opportunity to climb, scratch, and rest and play. Some are ‘condos’ and emphasize scratching, and climbing. Other combos focus more on hiding and play. Here are a few adorable combos from Trixie Pet Products that provide so much stimulation, you’ll wish you were a cat.
The thick of the summer may be over, but there’s still some time to take the JetSurf out to your local swimmin’ hole. This gas-powered mini-surfboard is about the size of a wakeboard, and its carbon-fiber-and-kevlar body is powered by …
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Here’s a fun toy for kids (and kids-at-heart!) to enjoy after Dad forces everyone to sit through another Rocky marathon:
Squigz by Fat Brain is a whole different building toy experience! Like
other building toys, Squigz are brightly colored and are made to stick
together. That’s basically where the similarities end.
Razor, the company behind those silver scooters, is still around and pumping out vehicular fun of all shapes and sizes, including a 55-pound drifting machine called the Crazy Cart that looks fantastically fun.
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Get the old neighborhood kids on the horn, pronto. It’s time to get the biker gang back together.
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