TV Clips, videos and television stations featuring computer games
Halo 3 is the fastest selling exclusive Xbox 360 game, only recently beaten overall by the multi-format Grand Theft Auto 4 available on the PS3 as well.
It’s a shooter whose multiplayer game is one of the most popular on Xbox Live. But what happens when you use Halo 3 to demonstrate a number of other well know video games?
Have you been one of the many millions who have been too busy playing Grand Theft Auto IV since its release two weeks ago to do anything else?
If so, you’ll recognise the above video, but I wonder if you’ve yet managed to damage your car to quite the level this guy did before it blew up on him.
As a big fan of Guitar Hero, I’m intrigued by any videos relating to it, because it makes me want to try new things with the game.
We’ve had a little kid beating Through The Fire and Flames from Guitar Hero III on Expert, and a guy setting a world record too.
You Suck At Photoshop is the latest Web television series to go viral and get praised by all and sundry, picking up awards left, right and centre.
Now, the guys behind the comedy series, which taught viewers some brilliant Photoshop tricks while also being incredibly funny, have created a spin-off shows called Sn4tchbuckl3r’s Second Chance.
It stars Sn4tchbuckl3r obviously, as an Internet nerd, with a few problems, who enters an online game with similarities to both Second Life and The Sims.
This is perhaps the most exciting news in the gaming world since Grand Theft Auto 4. “Koming” to you this fall is a video game that just might rival the Marvel vs. Street Fighter Franchise:
Mortal Kombat vs. The DC Universe.
It’s no secret that no one wants to upgrade to Vista. This lack of interest has forced Microsoft to get serious about selling their baby to businesses. The result is this “so bad it’s good” video.
Here at Web TV Hub we’ve seen the Super Mario Bros theme reinterpreted by Tesla coils and an a capella choir. But I’ve never seen this vintage computer game tune played like this!
When a 16 year old claimed to steal another man’s Xbox 360, the victim exposed the thief online and unknowingly started an angry mob of cyber bullies.
But, as it turns out, the alleged teen thief didn’t even steal the Xbox!
This video shows how to prank a room full of gamers and game industry people, by setting yourself up as a game developer and pretending to demo your latest creation.
The audience has no idea that in actual fact, the game is being played live at all, and is actually all pre-recorded and the prank scripted before hand.
A Zelda movie trailer has recently surfaced and it doesn’t look too good. That is, for an actual theatrical release. While the effects and cinematography are fairly professional, there’s a cheesy quality to it that can only be described as “fan-made.” But then again, it is April 1st.
Either this is a real Zelda movie, or it’s one of the best viral pranks ever.
