The Nintendo 3DS is gradually being put out to pasture, now that it's bulkier, flashier half-brother is taking over. We're bidding adieu to a console that had a pretty impressive back catalogue, and dominated the handheld market for a good ...

Mega64 brings us another awesome videogame spoof, this time on Elite Beat Agents. Like the Parappa one, the EBA spoof is appearing in the upcoming Mega64 musical episode in Version 3. The cool thing about this video is that the song that's ...

For years, gamers have waxed poetic about how certain videogame moments have made them cry. Whether it is killing off a beloved character or presenting a poignant plot twist, it seems more and more games nowadays are trying their best to ge...

Have you ever had one of those dreams where you think you've already woken up? You know the ones. You wake up, get out of bed, get dressed, head off to school, college, or work, and get on with your day quite happily, before suddenly wa...

When it comes to esports furniture, IKEA doesnt really come to mind -- and they're hoping to change that soon. IKEA just announced a partnership with both a medical company that uses wearable tech UNYQ and Area Academy, an esports company...

The original Osu! Tatake! Ouendan! ushered in an era of acceptable male cheerleading the likes of which hasn't been seen since the 1989 Rose Bowl between the Ball State Nancies and the University of South Carolina Anthropomorphic Phal...

 Well, Famitsu brings us word about what's going on in Ouendan 2: the same set of moves are available, four player multiplayer support, etc. The exciting bit is at the end, where the article brings word of ...

The first Osu! Tatake! Ouendan!, and its psuedo-sequel, Elite Beat Agents, were two of the most excellent games ever made based on the premise of male cheerleaders helping Leonardo DaVinci bag hos. Only moments ago, I came across some new s...