Tuesday, Feb 23, 2010, 7:23pm
I don’t normally post this sort of story here, but I thought a man who contributed so much to the game industry and served his final days with a company that I adore and respect as much as Capcom deserved a little tribute, if even only on my measly blog.
Robotube Games sends its thoughts and condolences to his friends and family. Thanks, Mark, for the work you did in this industry, and for the happiness you helped bring to hundreds of thousands of adoring fans.
Full Story: Capcom’s Mark...
Thursday, Feb 18, 2010, 6:09am
Gaijin Games’ own Chris Osborn visited the Bit Museum semi-recently, and licked our Nintendo Block Kuzushi console. He was apparently unsatisfied with the bounty of Saltines that ALL guests of Bit Museum are served.
Nonetheless, H.R. Lickinstuff is welcome back anytime.
Chris play's the Nintendo Block Kuzushi. The urge to lick has not yet taken over.
Hit the jump for more.
....aaaand now he's licking it.
Then he played our coveted AdventureVision without our permission.
Wednesday, Feb 17, 2010, 4:23pm
Here are a couple of photos I dug up for your extreme pleasures. These are rare photos snapped of us filming Bit Museum during Episode 1: Old Nintendo Crap (which isn’t really crap at all…it’s super awesome.)
Hit the jump for the weird pics.
Dennis looking on as I loosen up with some fine apertifiitifis.
Director Dennis Peters (standing), Audio guy Bobby Sachetti (sitting) and the Bit Museum Logo (on the TV.)
Thursday, Feb 11, 2010, 10:55am
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Did you ever wonder how Nintendo got the wacky idea to slap two displays together and call it a DSi? This will shed some light on it! Jason Cirillo takes you through a super thrilling, action-packed joy ride through the history of the Nintendo Game & Watch. Next time you’re playing with an LCD calculator to give yourself maximum entertainment, remember the humble beginnings of Game & Watch!
