This Week in Sci-Fi History
Science fiction is the blood that fuels the heart of the Internet, so let’s take a few moments to once again reflect on the people, places, things, or events that make this blood so unique…
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One of the Best Video Game Set Ups of All Time
Some modern households are blessed with the addition of a game room. Some might consider these rooms “man caves” or any other terminology you wish to use. . Most of them are organized in such…
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Now You Too Can be a Simoleon with the Censorship Towel
Straight from the censors at The Sims comes this new flesh colored towel that makes it look like you’re blurring yourself out when you step out of the shower. Unfortunately, the product is just a…
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So How About That Django Unchained Trailer?
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7yhbaYH0SwE It’s been a while since I’ve featured a trailer that wasn’t somehow superhero or space related, but hey, it’s Tarantino, he’s the exception to every rule. Like the rule, for example, that a movie…
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Help Unreality Readers Make a Marvel vs. Capcom Movie
Friends of the site David Hoang and Cin De have given us some of the best reader-submitted cosplay we’ve seen on the site, and now I’m going to try and help them return the favor….
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The Best Games Shown at E3 2012
The big announcements of E3 have now past, and while I think that Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo did a pretty shit job during their keynotes, the fact remains that despite that, some truly amazing games…
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The Only Thing that Matters with the Wii-U is Usability
One Christmas while sniffing around for presents under the tree I noticed a large and heavy box wrapped-up next to a bunch of smaller rectangular ones. Even as a kid I knew what small rectangular…
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Fallout NYC: My Life as an RPG
If there’s one thing video games have always been able to deliver, it’s an escape from the humdrum of daily living. Whether you’re kicking back to Skyrim or the latest Fable, these distractions allow the…
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Five Video Game Systems That Didn’t Make it Past Beta
by Drew Hendricks When the arcades blossomed in the 80’s, kids used them as hanging out spots and true epicenters of social interaction. Though home consoles existed years prior (the Atari 2600 debuted in 1977)…