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Welcome to the New 61 Frames Per Second

Hello there, old friend. You are looking at what was once 61 Frames Per Second. BEHOLD! Click right here to see new 61 Frames Per Second in all of its furious grandeur. The blog has had some cosmetic surgery in the past twenty-four hours and while it still mostly looks like the same old 61FPS you know and love, it’s a little bit ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-23-2009
The Villains of Batman: Arkham Asylum Should Really Visit a Medical Professional

Let’s take a moment, shall we? We spend so much time reflecting on the influence of the 1980s on contemporary game design, we sometimes forget the looming retro reach of the 1990s. Not even 90s games, per se. Just the nerd zeitgeist. For example, at one point in time, people thought Todd McFarlane was a talented comic book artist. He drew things ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-17-2009
The Hardcore Gothic Romance of Judith

It was probably rash of me to accuse the new gaming romantics of pulling a beauty-for-beauty’s-sake routine. Jenova Chen, Jon Blow, and their contemporaries are the stars of the indie movement after all. Not everyone can get their game distributed on Xbox Live and Playstation Network. There are creators out there making romantic games that ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-17-2009
Happy Endings With House of the Dead: Overkill

Happy Endings is a new, semi-regular feature on 61FPS that highlights some of gaming’s most memorable climaxes. Most games end badly. These games sum it all up in style. It goes without saying that Happy Endings is spoiler heavy so beware before you proceed. House of the Dead: Overkill could have been an astounding failure. Headstrong ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-17-2009
The Final Fantasy Rule: Why the New Final Fantasy XIII Demo Matters, Even if You Hate the Series

I’ve had to stop myself from doing something stupid many, many times in the past few weeks. Late at night, typically before bed while I’m enjoying that just-brushed-just-flossed feel of my teeth and that last drink of water, I’ve opened my laptop and gone to Play Asia, added an item to my cart, and made it all the way to the check out before ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-16-2009
8-Bit Love: The Ten Greatest Vintage Game Songs to Have Sex To, part 2

Cyriaque Lamar is a New York-based writer with a New Jersey-bred weltanschauung. He’s had original work published at Cracked.com and performed at The New York International Fringe Festival. Cyriaque is thrilled to contribute to 61FPS, as it brings him one step closer to his childhood dream of living on the set of Nick Arcade. 5.) Final ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-16-2009
8-Bit Love: The Ten Greatest Vintage Game Songs to Have Sex To, part 1

Cyriaque Lamar is a New York-based writer with a New Jersey-bred weltanschauung. He’s had original work published at Cracked.com and performed at The New York International Fringe Festival. Cyriaque is thrilled to contribute to 61FPS, as it brings him one step closer to his childhood dream of living on the set of Nick Arcade. There are ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-16-2009
Transported: The Jason Statham Think Piece

I had traveled half-way across the country to spend some quality time with my father. We were drinking Tomintoul scotch whiskey in his Colorado cabin. It was snowing outside and we were quiet, watching a movie, entranced. I turned to my dad and shared with him the undeniable truth I had gleaned from the film: "Transporting is ...

Posted to The Screengrab (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-15-2009
Up All Night: Dino Crisis

When a refined sort decides that it is time to once again stay up all night, they must make certain preparations to ensure that their endeavor goes smoothly and that they will arrive at the dawn richer having survived their trials. They must ensure the room is properly lit, that they have sustenance to last the long hours, and they must make ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-14-2009
Scarygirl is Out!

Consider, for a moment, a world in which there were no consoles, no portable gaming devices, no games built specifically for the iPhone or your cell phone or your Trapper Keeper, no Steam, no games made specifically to harness a personal computer’s full power. Imagine a world where the only videogames in existence were Flash games. The ...

Posted to 61 Frames Per Second (Weblog) by John Constantine on 04-14-2009

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