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Breakout was a fantastic game back in the day. I’m sure kids of this generation will wonder what all the fuss was about, for in the 1970s the Atari classic was about as good as it got.
And now it’s back, kind of. Type ‘Atari Breakout‘ into Google Images and you’ll be able to play a version of the game from within your browser.
As we age our bodies become more susceptible to health problems, and certain aspects of our well-being deteriorate. Such as your eyesight and your hearing.
This video promises to test your eyesight for you, revealing whether you should head to an optician or not. It promises, but does it deliver?
Google has celebrated the life of Saul Bass with a Google Doodle paying tribute to the style he brought to the opening credits of movies.
Using Unsquare Dance by Dave Brubeck as the music underpinning the visuals, Google has combined Bass’ iconic graphic design into one short video.
The Sims 4 has been announced, finally. A new version of the best-selling series has been expected for forever, and EA and Maxis have finally seen fit to confirm its existence.
This video isn’t an official trailer, because one doesn’t exist at the time of writing. It is instead some guy talking about the future game and revealing everything he knows about it.
When you’ve run out of your own original ideas for videos why not piggyback on the popularity of other people’s? Such a strategy seems to be working out for the Fine Bros.
This video sees them discussing other viral videos from April, so in a way they’re spoiling them for those who haven’t seen them yet. Which is nice.
Join the gaming world in this open world action-adventure video game being developed by Rockstar North in the United Kingdom! The game will be the first major title in the Grand Theft Auto series since Grand Theft Auto IV (2008), and a continuation of the fictional universe that was introduced in that game.
The majority of us use Google on a daily basis, instinctively heading to the Google Search homepage whenever we need to find something on the Web. There’s also Bing and Yahoo, but Google is the main player.
Google uses the millions of searches it processes each day to build a picture of humanity, and this video explores what conclusions Google has drawn about us.
There’s a new CoD game released each and every year, and 2013 is set to be no exception.
This year’s game is titled Call of Duty: Ghosts, and the video embedded above shows the first teaser trailer for the upcoming game.
Grand Theft Auto 5 is due to be released worldwide on September 17, so there is still more than four months to wait until we can get our hands on the game.
However, Rockstar is continuing to drip-feed GTA fans with morsels of nourishment designed to keep our interest high. The latest being a three-in-one trailer.
Google Now, which is built into the Android operating system, is now available on iOS as well, so iPhone and iPad users will be able to use the Siri-like personal assistant from Google.
This video shows a couple of technology journalists discussing the move, giving a brief overview of what Google Now is and what it does, and explaining why Google has made Google Now available to its competitor.
