Walkthroughs -- guides which help players progress through a video game -- are almost a necessity these days. But what if legendarily creepy/awesome actor Christopher Walken were to narrate a game guide for the 1987 role-playing classic 'The Legend of Zelda'? Why, you've got a 'Christopher Walkenthrough,' of course.
There was only one who could save us all from the heavy oppression of terrible romance literature. His name is Link, and he has cast 'Fifty Shades of Grey' out of its number one spot on Amazon.
The emotional moment when a couple first met in person, after striking up a relationship five years ago in a 'Halo 3' game lobby, has caused an internet sensation.
Think you're the only one who is obsessed with the popular video game 'Call of Duty'? Apparently that's not the case. So is famed comedic actor Will Arnett! And for fans of 'Call of Duty' and his beloved cult hit show 'Arrested Development,' we've got a special treat for you.
In perhaps the coolest bit of video game-related news we've ever seen, a man has been playing a single game of 'Civilization II' for the past ten years. What's not so cool is that he's created a "hellish nightmare of suffering and devastation" plagued by war, famine and natural disasters. Um, aren't video games supposed to be fun?
Hot on the heels of the gravity-defying mobile game 'Angry Birds Space' comes a new update to 'Angry Birds Seasons' that promises 30 all-new levels of pig-pounding action. Want to guess how we'll be spending our summer?
Without a doubt, the coolest part of the hit video game 'Portal' is the portal gun, a device which allows players to create wormholes in three-dimensional space. This visually-stunning fan video by Jason Craft attempts to show how the awesome weapon would operate in real-life.
Considering that video games have only been around for the past forty years, their progress since then has been pretty remarkable. This awesome three-minute video, which is entitled "A Brief History of Video Games," shows us just how far they've come.
We all laughed at the fact that our childhood game of 'Battleship' was horrifyingly turned into a movie, but our worst fears were just beginning. A trio of Utah filmmakers were inspired by this latest box-office flop to give the game of Tetris the same treatment.