Everyone knows the Konami code and to smash it into every website ever, right? But maybe you didn't know that you can stumble into the Tardis on Google Maps.

After all these years... there is still hope for this?

Aikatsu! is a popular collectible card arcade game in Japan. The cabinet is smaller, because it's aimed at children—little girls. And yet, there are a handful of grown men who play it.

Sponsored Metal Gear?

Their hope is politics and money.

Holy crap! These guys have Mechs!

One word: EMULATORS.

Yeah, I've even thought about printing it to put it on my desk, next to my computer so everyone can see it... but I get the feeling that sooner or later, someone in the office is going to come around and ask what that is supposed to mean.

Made me remember this:

Capcom also released a couple of shots showing the game running at 2560x1600 resolution, for those of you with ridiculous monitors.

Bethesda is going all-out for this one: they just revealed the voice cast for The Elder Scrolls Online, and it's packed with acting talent from the likes of John Cleese, Kate Beckinsale, Bill Nighy, Michael Gambon, Alfred Molina, and more.

It was a regular conversation until that point. Weird as hell.

There's a 13-gigabyte update live for Dead Rising 3 today, and if you think that seems kind of big, well, that's because it's kind of big.

The glitch occurs about halfway through the game, during the fight between Kefka and General Leo in Thamasa. Kefka is supposed to kill Leo, but instead he just kills the game.

The strict "anti-porn" filtering taking full effect in the U.K. this month might cause problems for some League of Legends users who haven't called their ISPs to opt out of the screening. It seems the patcher is trying to access a couple of URLs with the letters S and E followed by X in them, and that's enough to get…

Being 13 years old back then... that sort of thing ends up burned into your retina XD

This is all possible because the companies who give us Internet access—Internet Service Providers (ISPs) like Time Warner Cable and Verizon—have operated under the idea of "net neutrality," a term coined by Columbia professor Tim Wu that essentially describes an Internet that is free and open to all. Under the…

That damn trial... I always tried to get a perfect "not guilty" decision, but one of those bastards always seemed to find some reason to say "guilty".