Like Tears in Rain
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Blade Runner – Tears in Rain (in LEGO) from Zach Macias on Vimeo.
Fun and Games
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Masters of the Universe Classics
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My last post worked like a kind of a trigger. Remembering all those cool toys and shows we had when we’re kids really brought back some strong memories of how much I loved some of that stuff. From all those toys / shows the one I was most fond of was definitely Masters of the
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Mario Is In Da House!
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Yup, in my house since yesterday! 馃榾 One of the greatest titles of the series. It’s like Nintendo mixed all the classic Mario titles from the NES and SNES into a brand new game. Expect a full review on 8-Bit Revolution!
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The Blade Runner Fan
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I don’t recall exactly when I saw Blade Runner for the first time. I remeber seeing it when I was very young, on national television, with my mother, who by the way, introduced and exposed me to Sci-Fi at an early age. Years passed until I watched Blade Runner again, I was 19 and this
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Resident Evil 5 Giveaway at 8-Bit Revolution
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Just to give you a heads-up, if you live in Portugal, check 8-Bit Revolution for a Resident Evil 5 giveaway. We’re celebrating Capcom Week at 8BR so, stay tuned for more Capcom game reviews and giveaways!
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8-Bit Revolution – New URL
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Yup, we’re moving! From this moment on, you can find the 8-Bit Revolution at www.8bit-revolution.com 馃檪 Please update your blog links, feeds and bookmarks! Come and visit!
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The Konami Code
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A few months ago I wrote an article about the Konami code on 8-Bit Revolution which surprisingly is become an Internet trend / meme. If you don’t know what is the Konami Code, well, I’ll give you the light version. The sequence of keys on the image above is the Konami Code, and is probably
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Reviving the Revolution
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Today I finally spent some time “reviving” my videogames site – 8 Bit Revolution with some new articles and brand new logo. Let me know what you think!
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Gotta Love Capcom
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Happy 20th Anniversary Gameboy!
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20 years ago, in Japan, Nintendo released what it would be the world’s most famous portable console ever: the Gameboy. Today any cell phone can do 1000000 times more a GB could do at the time, but I’m yet to find a cell phone that amuses me as much as the Gameboy did. The original