Two new Mario games? A new, more mature Metroid developed by the people behind the Dead or Alive series? Nintendo announced a buttload of awesomeness at E3 this year. Here's some highlights with plenty of trailers.
I wasn’t as pumped for the summer movie season as I was last year until I saw this trailer for District 9. It starts of looking like some sort of documentary about slums in 3rd world countries and the after effects of war, but then there’s hyper-realistic looking CG spaceships and aliens. Can’t wait.
[Via Awesome All Day]
It was only a matter of time before the popular micriblogging tool found its way into street art culture. This sexy little Twitter bomb was done by Questionmarc and you can see more here.
[Nerdcore via Urban Prankster]
Spotted this at my local Barnes & Noble. I'm sure you'll agree that it looks pretty amazing. Here's the product description: In November 2007, Gotham Books unleashed The Truth about Chuck Norris ...
Aside from having the most amazing name in the history of beer names, Skinny Blonde Beer is the first ever beer with an interactive label. Through the powers of science ...
Just because Nintendo had the least impressive keynote this E3 doesn't mean that they didn't have any impressive announcements. Sure, Microsoft may have 1up'd Nintendo's waggle technology with their ultra-futuristic ...
Velvet Assassin is a stealth game loosely based on actual events that took place during WWII. Replay Studios, the game's developer, aimed to create a realistic, gritty depiction of WWII ...
There's been a shit-ton of announcements since E3 kicked off on Monday and there's a good chance that you may have missed some of the good stuff. Here's a wrap-up ...
Albotas (al-bō-tis)
Acronym: A Little Bit On The Awesome Side
