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This mock tea is actually a Professor Layton-inspired alcoholic delight.

Resident Evil Revelations captures the soul of the RE series, right down to the lovable bugs and glitches.

In Pokemon, you can mix up berry-based treats that help boost your party's stats. Now you can make a real batch for yourself.

Resident Evil Revelations launches February 7th, but the ad campaign is already here. These French commercials are a little unconventional.

These adorable stickers turn everything into Dragon Quest slimes. Yo, slime the planet.

Don't hate on Skylanders because of its toy-based gameplay. It isn't doing anything shady, it's just expensive.

A very industrious group of gamers recreated the Ocarina of Time version of Hyrule in Minecraft. It's breathtaking.

Sea salt ice cream might sound strange, but the characters in the Kingdom Hearts universe sure love to eat it. Why not try this recipe and see for yourself?

Earthbound really isn't that rare of a game, but this ridiculous eBay auction begs to differ.

The Nintendo Vs. System turned console games into two-player arcade machines at a time when other companies were still trying to successfully do the opposite.

L.A. Noire is full of hard-talking and hard-drinking detectives pushed to the edge. Any drink inspired by it would have to be appropriately dark.

These simple sprite paintings turn game consoles into colorful conversation pieces.

The terrible knockoff games are back, this time with an LCD version of Angry Birds that's more repetitive than the original!

Besides crafting a massive fashion empire, Marc Ecko occasionally dabbles in video games. Unfortunately, his most recent attempt feels very out of place.

Ring in the new year with a refreshing Diablo health potion.

Cake-flavored vodka might sound weird, but this Minecraft-inspired shot sure makes it look delicious.

One battle-damaged gamer seeks to improve her health with the aid of video games -- Not all of which are fitness-based.

In 1982, Commodore released a Christmas-themed demo along with their new computers. Feel the magic of Christmas in this nearly 30-year-old holiday program.

Every year, countless parents buy their children the wrong games. This Bitmob series hopes to remedy the holiday blues by recommending what not to buy.

Developer Color Dreams is known for their terrible unlicensed games. Crystal Mines is one of their better products but was promptly run into the ground.