Steve Wozniak is an oddity. Though many know Wozniak for his work at Apple, in his earlier days he was known for his work with videogames, both as a designer (creating Atari's Breakout) and player. This video shot by Game Informer gives a glimpse at Wozniak's awesome Tetris skills that made him the best player in the country according to Nintendo Power's high scores listing.
Wozniak says he was obsessed with the Game Boy version of the game, going as far as to playing it at music concerts instead of watching the band.
"In my whole life, I've played Tetris so much that it might be called my favorite [game]," says the Tetris master.
Watch Steve Wozniak Dominate At Tetris [Game Informer]
It's been a long time since there was a Road Rash sequel, but Road Redemption may take away the ache of waiting. Composed of a team with 35 years of combined experience and in production since 2009, Road Redemption is a homage to the motorcycle-combat series that many of us loved in the '90s. With most of production done, developer DarkSeas Games is asking for $160,000 on Kickstarter to polish and distribute the game on consoles.
DarkSeas hopes to evolve the Road Rash concept with firearms, multiplayer, and 6+ mission types (with more that may come from the community). The project is lead by Adam Grantham, who previously worked on the rather bland PlayStation Move title Sorcery . Road Redemption is built on Unity 4 and will release July 2014, free of DRM and microtransactions.
I love Road Rash and have wanted a proper follow-up for over a decade. There have been rumors of reboot attempts throughout the years, but DarkSeas seems to have made some progress with a title that actually exists before the public. It's been too long since I've whipped someone off a bike with a chain.
