Code buried in latest Chrome OS update suggests that the entire Google Play store is on its way to the platform.
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "Games can define a generation. Titles like; Pong, Pac-Man, Super Mario Bros., Sonic the Hedgehog, Metal Gear Solid, Halo: Combat Evolved, Wii Sports and The Last of Us are hallowed names in the gaming pantheon, serving to craft the spirit of the games that would come after. Generations of gamers have been able to thank these titles for inspiring the games that would follow and helped shape the industry into what it is today. And while many of these titles have been lavished with praise and honored without end, there’s one game that deserves the credit all the same. A small, unassuming title that stands by you in your darkest hour, making sure that you’re never alone and able to find comfort when everything seems bleak. I am of course referring to the Google Chrome T-Rex Game."
Gamesta.com has a new indie deal. the latest Bundle Stars has ten more games for a pay-what-you-want model, or at least half that idea. Games like Still Life, Chrome, Crash Time and more are up for grabs.
WC: Even some of the best video games have been called out for lifting elements from earlier games, but there’s a difference between borrowing or paying homage to something, and shamelessly pilfering from it, as all the below games demonstrate with a clear certainty. Though not all the games on this list are bad – though a fair few of them are – the air of plagiarism hanging over each, whether it’s an authorised copy or not, certainly dents each game’s reputation, even if two in particular are without doubt regarded as classics.
Here are 10 games that are, for whatever reason, and regardless of their quality, shameless rip-offs in the extreme.
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If you really wanna get technical, all games post 80's is some sort of rip off or "copycat" regardless of how different stories, characters, settings, etc are.
However I do agree there's some that you can tell there was 0 "difference" with some games.
And for the naysayers "Well what about Wolfenstein 3D, that started FPS" no it didn't; it was the first mainstreamed but there's an 80's game (Forgot game exactly) that was an arcade fps that was either ported to pc or it never hit home console.
It's pretty simple. Go to the + next to the website's name. Then, click "WTF?" and "No".
I'm not sure why N4G has this glitch, but it's happened to me plenty of times. I hope they sort it out soon.
It should considering Bluestacks already have done it for them.
it would be cool to play kingdom hearts unchained on my pc