Hey All! We’ve added a brand new game to the Retro Game Challenge leaderboards! Since there has been a waning interest in the current titles, and everyone seems to keep playing Recca, we’ve went ahead and made it official!
Don’t know what Recca is? Well, it’s easily one of the hardest games on the NES! Check it out in this video.
Hey all! We finally updated our Tournament Schedule, and have another tournament scheduled for July 21st at 5pm. Check out our Tournament Schedule page for more details!
Come down to Bodach’s Games and participate in the Retro Game Challenge. These 8 games are playable on demand, at any time in the store. Get the high score and immortalize yourself on the Bodach’s Games Retro Challenge Scoreboard.
Click the banner above to see the games that are available for the challenge!
Per a post from H Brun on the Battlefield 3 blog on March 12, PS3 players can download a patch today to fix an annoying weapon animation bug. The bug was causing various animation glitches such as the one below.
Per H Brun, “This download is free of charge if you have already bought Back to Karkand. Note that changes made on our back end will make this re-download mandatory in the near future” (2012).
Xbox 720 Concept
As the title oh so subtly implies, Microsoft has registered a new patent that includes a digital video recorder (DVR) application. According to the patent, the DVR application will run “alongside a television client component that allows users to record media content on the gaming console”.
I admire those who love strategy based games. For those that love and are actually good at strategy based games I am in awe. With the imminent arrival of Stronghold 3, I was overcome with the painful memories of letting thousands of troops die at my lack of tactical skills. For those who care naught for the computer generated lives of so many brave little souls… Man the catapults! Sharpen the pitchforks and axes! And yes… grab the sack full of diseased badgers! It’s time for the long awaited sequel to Stronghold! Oops, I mean the third installment to the Firefly Studios Stronghold line.
The upcoming holiday season looks to be full of gaming goodness (and empty wallets), and among the top of many gamers’ lists is Bethesda’s, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. The fifth game in The Elder Scrolls series, Skyrim is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion (the fourth game in the series… obviously). Skyrim gets it’s name from the land of Skyrim, a northern province of Tamriel in the midst of civil war after the murder of the king – and I’m trying hard to stay away from the dirty jokes in regards to the name… but maybe that’s just me.
As much as we hate to mention our competition, especially the one I’m about to mention (a topic for another time – /shudder), the interview on topic is one that hits close to home.