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Nitrome is a DYH favorite, and one of their newest games, called Final Ninja Zero, is an instant classic.
The goal is to make your way through various levels by throwing ninja stars, swinging and climbing from a rope, and using stealth when necessary, though as always, it’s much harder than it sounds.
Do you have what it takes to be a Final Ninja?
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Believe it or not, Playboy has put 53 of their classic issues online for FREE for you to browse through.
The site uses Bondi’s new web viewer, so the whole experience is rather fluid, and the available magazines span the range from classic to current, so you can see how Playboy has changed over the years.
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YouTube Street Fighter is the classic game you know and love but played with a modern twist.
The game consists of an intricate series of videos that allow you to control your player using one of four buttons. Press a button at the right time, and you’ll make a move on your opponent and score some damage points. Move too late however, and you’ll be on the receiving end of a blow that will take some of your own health. Once one of the players has had enough, there are even ending sequences to finish him off.
The animation itself is actually done with a combination of action figures and stop motion, though it’s surprisingly smooth for a video game that’s hacked together out of YouTube clips and the clever use of linking buttons.
Give it a shot and see what you think:
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Celebrate the holidays with Doctor Octoroc’s 8-Bit Jesus: Classic Christmas Songs in the Style of Classic NES Games.
Featuring 18 tracks, with titles like Ryu, The Red Nosed Ninja, Super Jingle Bros., O Come, All Ye Vampires, and Have Yourself A Final Little Fantasy, it’s the perfect entertainment for the gamer geek in all of us.
Plus, there are two ways to get the album: Download it for free from his site, or make a small PayPal donation and help him with future recordings, as well as receive a physical copy of the CD by mail sometime in mid January.
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