As old as Uplink was, Hacker was even older—it was released in 1985 by Activision.

Haunting Ground had something like this—while it doesn't measure your heart rate, it gets more difficult to see and move around when Fiona gets too scared and goes into panic mode in the game.

They should include a "change font size" option, as people who have a 3DS and bad eyesight will have serious eyestrain from reading the game's tiny, tightly-kerned text, and the only recommendation is to buy a 3DS XL, get a magnifying glass, or both.

um, guys? That is such a poor attempt at not revealing her face, as the pixels are so tiny that you can clearly identify her if you just look at the photo from a distance.

reminds me of the 3rd season opening credits of Person of Interest:

It's no problem really, as the Celebi giveaway will be until September 30, 2014—so that's plenty of time.

I was laughing nonstop at your comment—it certainly made my day.

Character: Dogmeat

Because next-gen consoles so desperately need a title like Peggle to sell.

The labeling is an error—it's supposed to read "1970-1979."

Brian, I hate you—I'm laughing like crazy here now, my neighbors are probably thinking there's an insane, demented person living next door.

Not sure if they have this in other countries, but we've had this yummy KFC item since 2010: the California Maki Twister—chicken, cucumber, mangoes and Japanese mayo wrapped in a toasted tortilla. It was intended to be available for a limited time, but it proved so popular that it became a regular menu item.

You guys should read the entire article, as the snippets that Kotaku mentions seems to have given the impression to some that she didn't know what she was talking about—far from the truth, as she really did know what she was talking about.

Neuromancer

Superhero League of Hoboken

Might I suggest captions for each photo that identifies who are they supposed to be? They would be truly appreciated.

MissingNo. brought out the LOLs...and yet, it's still awesome.

I opened 3 exhibit rooms in the Museum and dumped all the Nintendo, Gyroids and Balloon items there so that made cleaning out my house and storage space easier.

This is sometimes why I think some kind of post downvoting system should be implemented here, so hateful comments will eventually disappear. I can understand the hate towards the game, but why hate the players? Didn't we all at one time or another become enamored or passionate with a certain game? It's good to know…

There's a Gold one too: