#GamingDetails - In #AbobosBigAdventure you can find a hidden area by using the same wall glitch from #DoubleDragon NES https://www.instagram.com/p/CWBadnmvNi9/?utm_medium=tumblr
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#GamingDetails - In #AbobosBigAdventure you can find a hidden area by using the same wall glitch from #DoubleDragon NES https://www.instagram.com/p/CWBadnmvNi9/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Weekend Ar(t)s: Pop culture gets the retro gaming treatment
_During the weekend, even Ars takes an occasional break from reviewing new self-publishing options or researching all the cyber tools the feds use to catch culprits._ Weekend Ar(t)s _is a chance to share what we're watching/listening/reading or otherwise consuming this week._ ABOBO SMASH! "Retro" is the dominant genre. It doesn't matter what kind of media being discussed. Musicians that hearken back to the '70s, '80s, and even the '90s receive critical buzz. Period piece television dramas bring in big ratings. Movie remake culture has been discussed (and largely lamented) on end. Even with fashion, sneakers like the Adidas Superstars or Reebok Freestyle still have relevance today (yes, that is a fashion reference on Ars, ladies and gentlemen). Gaming isn't immune. Incredible advancements in graphics and gameplay are being rolled out every day, but there's still a hunger for the pixelated, 8-bit culture of gaming's youth. It feels like every week there's another viral, old-school gaming sensation based on some bit of pop-cultural ephemera getting discovered through a Buzzfeed or Neatorama post. This week was no different, with the surreal, lo-fi _Rambo Last Blood_ surfacing to lend a hand with any procrastination needs. It's much less true to the movie source than the real NES_ Rambo _game, but much more likely to make you question the futility of war. Read the comments on this post http://dlvr.it/1VMY1s