Halloween light shows frequently feature well-known songs and/or references to the horror genre, so it was really only a matter of time before somebody created a light show featuring the horrifying animatronics of Five Nights at Freddy's.
JonTron is still rockin' his 'StarCade' series on YouTube, out there to prove that not everything in the Star Wars video game world is good.
Last time, he took a look at the video games of Star Wars: Episode 1. This time however, he is going after a game that most people have most likely forgotten.
If you read my blog, listen to me on air, or know me, you'll know that I have a massive up-session with video games. Even the majority of my blog at WGRD.com is about 95% about video games! Heck, I even make a video series on video games!
So why didn't I get into a career focusing on video games?
Last night, my brother came over. Now, I grew up with this guy and watched him play video games for hours upon hours. While most people think that this is boring, I actually enjoyed watching him play games.
Especially the Resident Evil games.
"I love the Power Glove, it's so bad."
The Power Glove was a video game peripheral that came out for use on the Nintendo Entertainement System. Before there was the Wii-Mote, Kinect, or Playstation Move. There was the Power Glove.
The fine fellows at Did You Know Gaming have released a video that is actually quite interesting.
People have been trampling each other over the amiibo craze, and they still are. Man, just wait until Christmas time right?
Did You Know Gaming has a brand new video showing the history of the amiibo.
Sony may be celebrating the release of their first gaming console 20 years ago, but there is another game console that is celebrating a birthday too!
Sadly, this one didn't last as long.
Slowly but surely, JonTron has been releasing a string of videos regarding Star Wars video games. Just like the rest of his videos, they are all hilarious.
On the fourth episode of 'StarCade,' JonTron tackles some of the classic Nintendo Star Wars games.
1995 was a pretty cool year! Actually I can't quite think about anything else that happened that year. I was still a kid watching Nickelodeon, playing Super Nintendo, playing with Gak, etc.
I loved the video game Mortal Kombat! So when I heard that a Mortal Kombat movie was coming out, I was pretty excited!
When collecting old Nintendo games, you would think that the popular ones would be the valuable ones right?
But it's actually the complete opposite. The stranger the game, the more rare it seems to be!
While I was on vacation last week, I visited an arcade locate in Ludington. Sadly, the arcade will be closing soon, but it is full of some great machines that you don't see a lot. One of those was the original Mortal Kombat arcade cabinet.
The SNES and Genesis version of the game cannot compare to the difficulty of this game in the arcade, but I accomplished something during my vacation, and I fee