Level Up! | How Nintendo drives people to video game piracy - The Pitt News
Over spring break, I visited the Computerspielemuseum in Berlin, a museum dedicated to the history of games. It included several old games players could try out.
It got me thinking about how game companies, but most notably Nintendo right now, really don't like preserving their own games.
Player buys every single Wii U and 3DS eshop game ahead of store closure | VGC
Popular content creator Jirard 'The Completionist' Khalil claims the entire collection amounted to 866 Wii U games and 1547 3DS games.
This equated to 1.2 TB of Wii U games and 267 GBs of 3DS games, DsiWare and DLC. The entire collection cost Khalil $22,791/£18,715 and took almost an entire year to complete.
20 Strangest Video Games Based On Movies
Though it may not always be for the right reasons, there are many memorable video games based on movies. Giving film fans the chance to fill the shoes of their favorite characters if just for a few hours. We can imagine that to be an intoxicating scenario.
One of the most beloved film series in movie history deserves a video game of similar stature, no? Apparently not, Back to the Future had a videogame adaptation for the Nintendo Entertainment System which came out in 1989.
Millennial teaches tech skills to low-income youth with video games
From a "working-class, low-income community" in San Francisco, Packwood, 35, worked hard to become the first in his family to go to college via the Upward Bound program.
"I started noticing that the students were different around 2007-2008. They were all on the computer. They were finishing assignments quicker, and we realized that they were getting their resources from the computer," Packwood explains to CNBC Make It.
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