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The White House launches online 'arcade' with its own takes on Tetris and other popular games, and it's…
The White House has launched an online arcade featuring games like 'Flappy Bill' and 'Build the Wall: Zombie Border Siege,' which are heavily criticized for their racist and xenophobic themes. The article details each game's gameplay and controversial messaging, noting that The Tetris Company has distanced itself from the 'Build the Wall' game due to copyright concerns.
White House posts propaganda games on its website continuing its copyright infringement agenda
The White House has been criticized for releasing poorly made games on its website that allegedly infringe on copyright, using branding from Xbox 360, GameCube, and SEGA. The games repurpose classic gameplay mechanics for political messaging, drawing condemnation for their content and alleged copyright violations. This follows previous instances where the US government has used video game intellectual property for propaganda.
Commodore is bringing back flip phones to help you stop doomscrolling
Commodore has announced the "Callback," a new flip phone designed to combat doomscrolling by blocking social media apps and web browsers. The phone will still allow users to run 99% of Android apps, including WhatsApp and Google Maps, and will feature emulation for a selection of retro games. Pricing starts at £372.42 with pre-orders opening June 30 for a winter release.
A new flip phone that blocks social media at a system level is coming out, and you'll never guess which retro…
Commodore has announced the Callback 8020, a $500 Linux-based flip phone designed for digital minimalism. It blocks social media and web browsers at a system level, comes pre-loaded with classic Commodore 64 games and Snake, and runs a custom OS developed by the Sailfish OS team. Pre-orders open June 30th with a $50 discount.
Snake – den finska ormen drog igång mobilspelandet
The article reflects on the historical significance of the mobile game Snake, originally released on Nokia phones in the late 1990s. Developed by Taneli Armanto, Snake was a pioneering title that helped establish mobile gaming as a popular form of entertainment. Its simple yet addictive gameplay made it a global phenomenon, influencing the future landscape of mobile games.
Diskutera – Starka finska spelminnen
This article discusses memorable moments from Finnish video games, highlighting Finland's significant contribution to the industry despite its small population. It mentions games like S.A.R.O., Max Payne, Cities: Skylines, and Control, inviting readers to share their own strong memories of Finnish-developed titles.
From Nokia to Poki: The 5 Stages of Snake Games Evolution
This analysis traces the evolution of the Snake game across five key stages, from its origins on Nokia phones in the late 1990s to its modern iterations on platforms like Poki. It highlights how the game has transformed from a simple single-player experience to complex multiplayer browser titles with diverse aesthetics and mechanics, driven by technological advancements and internet culture.
