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Photos: Controllers and Canvas 2.0
Controllers and Canvas 2.0 occurred over the weekend and played host to many a cosplayer, gamer, and artist at the Mesa Bookmans location. Attendees played games, answered trivia, participated in raffles and learned about various video game related projects happening in the Valley.
I’m Game: Trevor Campbell — Mario madness?
I’ve been playing video games for over 25 years, but I have NO clue which one as had the most influence over me. I head out to the living room and take a look on …
I’m Game: Ryan Biggs — N64-ever
I am a gamer, a proud father of two adorable girls, and a student at ASU’s School of Sustainability. Oh, and I’m a Mormon. But don’t let that scare you.
Games played a huge role in …
I’m Game — Are you?
Games are everywhere now — from our living room consoles to tablets and phones, to social networks and “gamified” weight loss campaigns and task lists. “In a world” where gaming has gone beyond the mainstream …
Nintendo links to the past with Zelda sequel, Earthbound redux and more
Nobody puts Nintendo in a corner.
Disney shutters LucasArts; Star Wars games to be licensed
After three decades of creating memorable adventure games and letting players interact with the Star Wars universe, LucasArts is shutting down. Disney, which bought Lucasfilm and its properties for $4 billion in October, said today …
DuckTales Remastered: What’s the big deal about the ‘Moon’ theme?
With all the excitement since the PAX East announcement of DuckTales Remastered, much homage is being paid to the game’s soundtrack, especially the “Moon” level, which is also being refreshed.
Wish list: What other games need the DuckTales ‘remaster’ treatment?
What is your favorite old-school game that you hope gets a new lease on life?
WOO-OO! Capcom reveals DuckTales Remastered for PSN, Xbox Live and Wii U
DuckTales Remastered comes to Xbox Live, PlayStation Network and the Wii U e-Shop this summer.
Get your game on at 2nd Friday’s ‘THINGAMEAJIG’
Mesa’s 2nd Friday art walk event isn’t playing around this March when it hosts what it is calling, “THINGAMEAJIG” – with emphasis on the “GAME.”
