Eaten by a Grue

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  • David S Carter
Today the US Supreme Court hears arguments regarding AB 1179, the California bill restricting the sale and rental of violent video games to minors.
  • Val Waldron
Here are the top ten games played in the archive last wee. Lots of people are practicing for the upcoming Smash tournament on November 12th! More details to follow soon.
  • Val Waldron
Here are the top ten games played in the archive last 2 weeks. Possibly the first time we've had a 3-way tie for first place, although the winners are no surprise.
NES game system
Authored by Ben Nanamaker: Today is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the introduction of Nintendo's NES system in the United States. Although this went on to be one of the best-selling, most popular, and most influential home consoles ever, its roots in the U.S. were far more humble than many might realize.
  • David S Carter
A heads-up that for fall break, the archive room will be closed from Saturday the 16 through Tuesday the 19th. We'll open again when classes resume on Wednesday the 20th.
  • Val Waldron
Here are the top ten games played in the archive last week. Yes, we now have Halo: Reach and NCAA Football 11. Which answers about 90% of the questions we get asked daily. Enjoy.
  • David S Carter
Courtesy of the Website Elder-Geek here's The Insane Console History Video 2.0, a long (over 23 minutes!) slide show of nearly every home video game system ever. We obviously have a long way to go in the archive!
  • David S Carter
Last week we added the new PlayStation Move to the archive. The Move is the motion control system for the PS3, basically their answer to the Nintendo Wii, along with the bundled launch game Sports Champions (more Move-compatible games are on the way...)
  • Val Waldron
Here are the top ten games played in the archive last week.
  • David S Carter
On this day back in 1889 Fusajiro Yamauchi founded Nintendo in order to manufacture playing cards.121 years later, it has all led to this.