Welcome to the Week of Geek
Join us for a celebration of all things uber-nerdy
In an effort to show to the world that being geeky is a positive, healthy and mighty damn fun thing to do with your life, we at GamesRadar are dedicating next week to being as uber-nerdy as we can with an official Week of Geek. Going way above and beyond our usual level of insightful geekery, we're following up Shark Week with five days of the most unashamedly dorky, puristic and anally-retentive content we can come up with.
Every one of us is a geek. But don't go decrying that statement. The wrongly-maligned term is actually a compliment inferring a certain level of passion, knowledge and enjoyment of a particular aspect of life. The falsely negative connotations are merely a device of the world's knuckle-scraping jocks and bubble-headed cheerleaders, conceived as a way to take potshots at those of us who do interesting things that they can not. You know, like reading and speaking in sentences and stuff.
During the Week of Geek you'll discover our darkest, nerdiest passions. You'll see us pick pedantic holes in everything. You'll learn all kinds of obscure things about all kinds of obscure things you never even knew you wanted to know anything about. And you'll love it. It's going to be revealing. It's going to be lavishly nit-picky. And it's going to be fun. Who's in? Check out the complete schedule below.
Monday, August 10th
The Top 7... sexy text adventures
Tuesday, August 11th
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Weekly digests, tales from the communities you love, and more
Most accurate/inaccurate comic book games
Wednesday, August 12th
A celebration of C64 loading screens
Gaming's most incestuous soundtracks
Thursday, August 13th
Friday, August 14th
25 years of Neuromancer: How cyberpunk became reality
Bite the bait and join us as we feast on all things shark
Whining louder than the rest of the internet (annually)
Shower scenes, cosplay cuties, the best Bond babes, and more
After 6 years, Frostpunk 2 dev's unannounced game is canceled because it was conceived "under very different market conditions" when story-driven games "held stronger appeal"
Massive Stalker 2 patch starts chipping away at the notoriously glitchy game's worst problems, including over 80 cutscene problems and nearly 2,000 more bugs