Very rarely does fanart, fanfiction, or fan-anything work out well. In those rare incidents, a few projects stand out amongst the piles of trash like Master Chief Goes to a Strip Bar with Sephiroth.

One of those special rarities is from a guy in Argentina going by the name of DoctorM64. He has remade Metroid 2 from the old Gameboy classic. Not only has he added beautiful color but there are moves and weapons that are up-to-date with the newer Metroid handheld games.

Check out his blog for detailed information on how he did it and how long it took, nice work DoctorM64!

Capcom is giving the classic side-scroller a HD remake with new features such as bigger boss fights, a revamped arsenal and two player swinging coop. It’ll be coming soon to Xbox Live Arcade and the Playstation Network sometime this spring. Check out the trailer!

The president has been kidnapped by ninjas and here is the plan to get him back. The government sends out their top agent to go hire random people off the streets for this mission. You won’t need any real military training or a rocket launcher, you just need to be bad enough. Warning: this article has Badittude! » read more

Nerds and beer don’t mix but the Hammered Bros like to stack their vices. Here we look at what beer they like to drink to certain games. Check out a sampling of mildly buzzed classics to the more trashed and cross-eyed games of today. » read more

Finally. After years of speculation, tears and nerd rage, Fallout 3 is a few steps closer to being a reality. The Hammered Bros. take a glance at the new game and give a few thoughts on what made the classic series worthy of a sequel. » read more

Since Corbin wrote his last article detailing how he can kick my ass in Street Fighter 2: Hyper Fighting with E. Honda, I’ve decided to go into a little more detail about why I think E. Honda is a snow jobbing dick-head in this game. Keep in mind that I’m not the ninja at SF2 that I was back in the day, but I can still remember the intermediate level stuff like doing basic combos, crossing up, etc. That being said, screw E. Honda.
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Strider was released by Capcom in 1989 and was a relatively big hit in the arcades before being perfectly ported to the Genesis a year later. Both the Arcade and Genesis versions are considered by many to be classics. Like most games back then, the Japanese art for the game was much different than what was released in the US.
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