Showcase: VGJunk's NES Games That Don't Exist

"Red Dwarf"

"Night of the Living Dead"

"Jacob's Ladder"

"American Psycho"

"Ghost World"

"Mystery Science Theater 3000"

[License Videogames That Don't Exist]
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[Even More License Videogames That Don't Exist]

Showcase: Movies By Shirt (Superhero Edition)

[Movies By Shirt]

Showcase: Movies By Shirt (80s Edition)

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Showcase: LCD Handheld Games

"Fight Club" by SubG

"The Exorcist" by SubG

"The Wire" by Defiant Cement

"Minecraft" by dotJPG

"Shadow of the Colossus" by melaQuit

Gamers of a certain age will remember these handheld games that pre-dated Nintendo's Gameboy. I myself had quite a collection of Tiger LCD handhelds back in '86 and '87, before I managed to score a Gameboy; I'm sure they're still in a box in my parents' house somewhere, gathering dust.

Anyway, the always-witty Photoshop goblins over at SomethingAwful have tackled the question, "What if LCD handheld games were still being made today?", not once but THRICE, and this is a small sampling of their output.

Click on the links below to see the full galleries.

[SomethingAwful's LCD Handheld Games I]
[SomethingAwful's LCD Handheld Games II]
[SomethingAwful's LCD Handheld Games III]

Triptych: Scott Earned The Power of Understanding!

"Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" (minimalist poster) by Jon Glanville

"Mega Pilgrim" by Drew Wise

"Sex Bob-Omb Band Shirt" (t-shirt) by Alexander Wilson

Triptych: Dormanted, Deleted, Inoperative, Excised, Completed

"M. Buttle Tuttle" by Grégoire Guillemin

"Tuttle Heating Services" (t-shirt) by Stephen Sanderson

"Harry Tuttle: Heating Engineer" (t-shirt) by Dan Wolfe

This triptych will probably make very little sense to you if you haven't seen Terry Gilliam's Brazil. If so, go and watch it right now and then come back and everything will fall into place, as if by magic.