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What's This? A New Version Of The Late 80'S Game Of Rampage?

Join forces with up to four players in the epic destruction fest of Terror of Hemasaurus! Terror of Hemasaurus , a new game, will be released on October 17, 2002. It took me a second to watch the trailer that seemed quite familiar. It reminded me of a Bally Midway arcade game called Rampage from 1986. Here's the flyer that went around back then. Players would take control of three massive monsters attempting to survive military assaults. Each round is completed when a specific city is completely demolished. Any of the buildings can be climbed by the player, who can punch them to pieces and reduce them to rubble. Non-playable human characters and food items can also be punched or grabbed within the levels. Damage is dealt to the player's monster by enemy bullets, dynamite sticks, shells, punches from other monsters, and falls. Eating foods like fruit, roast chicken, or soldiers helps to restore health. If a monster receives too much damage, it reverts to naked human form and beg...

National Video Games Day: A Celebration of the Art and Science of Video Games

Today is National Video Games Day, a day to celebrate the art and science of video games. Video games have come a long way since their early beginnings in the 1970s. From simple arcade games to complex open-world RPGs, video games have captured the imaginations of people of all ages all over the world. History of Video Games The history of video games can be traced back to the early 1950s, when computer scientists began adding games to their designs. The first commercial video game, Pong, was released in 1972. Pong was a simple game of table tennis, but it was a huge success and helped to launch the video game industry. In the 1980s, video games experienced a boom. Home consoles like the Atari 2600 and the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) became popular, and arcade games became a staple of popular culture. The 1990s saw the rise of 3D graphics and online gaming, and the 2000s saw the introduction of mobile gaming. Today, the video game industry is a multi-billion dollar business. ...

Reconnecting with the Gaming and Tech World: My Hiatus and What's Next

It’s been a year since I last shared my thoughts and insights on the latest in gaming and tech, and it’s time for me to come clean about what’s been going on behind the scenes. Yes, I’ve been on a hiatus. Here’s a peek into my blogging journey, the challenges I’ve faced, and what you can expect moving forward. A Year of Silence Navigating Through Writer's Block Life has a way of throwing curveballs, and for the past year, I’ve been navigating through a patch of writer’s block that’s been as stubborn as a final boss in a classic RPG. Despite the abundance of exciting developments in the gaming and tech world—innovative releases, breakthrough technologies, and plenty of juicy news—I found myself struggling to put pen to paper, or rather, fingers to keyboard. It’s not that there wasn’t anything to talk about. On the contrary, there’s been a wealth of content out there that I’ve wanted to dive into. From groundbreaking gaming titles to revolutionary tech gadgets, the industry has been...

PlayStation - State of Play - September 2023

Check out what they revealed in PlayStation event on September 14, 2023 - it's called 'State of Play - September 2023'! Baby Steps PlayStation's State of Play kicked off with a bang, introducing Baby Steps, an exciting new game set to release in the summer of 2024. The trending phrase "Just Grapple It" will make sense once you watch the trailer. In Baby Steps, you step into the shoes of Nate, a couch-loving, jobless guy who discovers a unique power – the ability to walk – in a mysterious mist-covered world. This hilarious adventure lets you control each of Nate's legs separately as you journey through stunning landscapes, meet local animals, and help our not-so-heroic hero navigate his less-than-thrilling life. Get ready for loads of laughter and enjoyment in this upcoming game, and don't forget, it'll also be available on Steam . Roblox Exciting news for some, Roblox is making its way to PlayStation! Roblox remains as popular as ever, and that mig...

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