Cheap and Dirty Gamer: Paladog Proves Hippies are Worthless in Battle
What would happen to the animal kingdom if the human population suddenly vanished? Many think that the Earth would be better off without us pooping pollution and bullets all over the place, but those people tend to wear clothing made of hemp and rarely shower. While long periods of peace and environmental cleanliness seem beneficial to [...]
Gaming Lifestyle: Going Indie – Waiting for Console Breakthroughs
Indie games are something I don’t have a ton of experience with. For the most part, the games have eluded me. It is not because they are sneaky and are hard to catch, it’s that I’ve yet to be pushed enough to seek them out. There are exceptions to this, especially when it comes to [...]
Indie Game: The Movie Screening Update with Meetups and The Horrible Show Live
We are less than a week away from the one night only Indianapolis screening of Indie Game: The Movie on May 23rd at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. A big thanks to Indy Film Fest, the IMA, and the Canadian Consulate for making this happen. Here’s the ticket and movie info in cased you missed [...]
WTF Is This: Banana Keyboards
When I got up this morning On no morning have I ever gotten up and expected to have an article containing the words “MIT Media Lab” to make me immediately flash back to Freddy Got Fingered, but this business over on Gizmag did the trick. For those of you a little too busy/lazy to read the linked [...]
Lone Survivor Review: The Legend of Sleepy Cat
Some experiences are straight-forward, sometimes beating you over the head with how obvious the world around you truly is. Then there is Lone Survivor, where appearances deceive from multiple angles and questioning the situation becomes a regular occurrence. Created by Jasper Byrne, this indie survival horror adventure returns to a time where genre descriptions were [...]
Castle Crashers On Sale On XBLA Until May 21
Castle Crashers has been one of the long-standing champions of Xbox Live Arcade, but recently it’s been met with some ferocious competition. The Behemoth decided that it would try to help those who haven’t purchased the game yet (which is still wildly popular) by slashing its price in half to 600 MS Points. You might be thinking, “I [...]
Manis, Pedis, and Demons – Super Gaming Best Friends #109
Josh, Justin, Ethan and special guest, Deeto, kick back and relax to discuss the latest gossip on the right kind of mechs, hair demons, ORC DLC, AssCreeds, zombie shooters, being bad at MOBAs, live gaming and more. Super Gaming Best Friends: the podcast where Horrible Night writers and friends get caught up on their latest video [...]
Shiniest Objects: 2013 is More Infinite
Boring rumors about inevitable sequels, naming rights arguments, and delays is just about all that May seems to be good for. At least there a few huge game releases coming up soon and the lull has given us the chance to explore more indie game experiences. Every day we are on the look out for [...]
Don’t Be That Guy: The I Know Better Gamer
It is always exciting when someone whom you had previously written off of ever having interest in video games comes around to loving one of them. Being the friendly ambassador to the industry that you are it is natural to want to take New Gamer by the hand to and show off all of what [...]
Silent Hill: Book Of Memories Delayed Again, Some Vita Owners Care
Silent Hill has struggled a bit in the last few months as the flood of Silent Hill themed entertainment has been a bit underwhelming, to say the least. I’m saddened to report that this trend won’t end anytime soon as Silent Hill: Book of Memories for the PS Vita has been subtly delayed ’til a speculated date of [...]
I Learned Something Today: Trials Evolution
When I was a child my grandpa gave my sister and I a motorcycle ride. We didn’t go very far, just cruised around his neighborhood. However, when we got to the top of a hill cul-de-sac he slowed down to a stop and ended up dumping both my sister and I off. We weren’t injured [...]
Tried It: Going Indie – Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition
There’s some room for discussion on whether or not Minecraft really is an indie game anymore or if it ever was, but it’s my non-professional opinion the game still qualifies as an indie game. Ever since it blasted onto the PC scene on a shoestring budget I’ve watched it from afar. I knew in my heart I [...]
Cheap and Dirty Gamer: PixelJunk Collection Priced Like Actual Junk, Plays the Opposite
One man’s trash can be another man’s treasure, but does that apply to another man’s junk? I’m happy to report that it does, as long as that man is a member of Q-Games and the junk has the word pixel in front of it (that is not to say that treasuring another man’s junk is [...]
Video Game MD: Xenoblade Chronicles
When I was a teenager, I kept a secret. In between my busy schedule of sports and girls, I wanted to save the world. I wanted to gather a group of my friends to go on an adventure with me. I don’t necessarily think that we fit in the classical archetypes seen in many Japanese [...]
Diablo III Giveaway and Livestream All Day on May 15th (Updated)
Watch live video from HorribleNight on www.twitch.tv It seems as though all of those recent Deckard Cain drivebys on our podcasts were actually leading to something after all. Diablo III is literally sitting on our hard drives waiting to be unlocked on Tuesday, May 15th and we are celebrating with a livestream of the launch [...]
