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All in Nostalgia
Happy 30th Super Mario Bros.
I'd just like to take a moment and remind everybody that 30 years ago yesterday - September 13th, 1985 - Super Mario Bros was introduced.
30 years ago, an entire generation of gamers were born as they jumped over their first Goomba and hit their first question mark block. We invite you to celebrate with us and share in a very Happy Birthday Super Mario Bros!
To The Cloud! Wait...Are Those Servers Still Running?
Nostalgia is a funny thing.
It reminds us where we came from. It reminds us where things started for us. It gives us insight into our own evolution including the things we've interacted with, things that have taken a foothold in our psyche in order to create that super-attractive, well-rounded, under-paid lovely you see in the mirror most mornings.
Grab a Tall, Cool, Nuka Cola and Enjoy the Wasteland
I'm big into wastelands. All kinds really but I prefer the post-apocalyptic variety.
A little about me: I enjoy using bottlecaps as currency, spending time in a busted-to-hell shanty town built around an undetonated nuclear warhead (don't worry, it's probably fine) and searching the Capital Wastes for near-mint condition bobbleheads that really enhance my being. Now, I realize that there may be some communication issues with a select few of you as that whole "Super Mutant" epidemic is real thing but, please, be civil. They may be mutants but they're also human and even a Super Mutant needs a hug sometimes.
In 2008, 4 years after acquiring the license from Interplay, Bethesda Softworks released Fallout 3.
Now, a mere 7 years later, Bethesda has officially announced Fallout 4.