Swordfighting -- A Game That Needs To Be Seen To Be Believed

We all know what sword fighting is and we all probably know that it also has a double meaning. The 'interesting' duo of Kurt Bieg and Ramsey Nasser thought to take the uncivilised meaning of sword fighting and turn it into slightly more civilized game called 'Swordfight'.

The men with cameras made this the pic I had to use.

Players take a modified Atari joystick and strap it on like a ... well ... a strap-on and try to press the button on the opponents controller with their joystick. If you can't trust the participants handcuffing their hands behind their back is an option -- and kinky.

If you think you can take the hot 'Swordfight' action there is a video demonstration -->HERE<--.

To find out how to make your own 'Swordfight' gear check out their Tumblr.

Cockfighting Hits Below The Belt: Swordfight [IndieGames.com]

Make Your Own Arcade With The X-Gaming USB Joystick

In some places finding an arcade to drop some coin can take a lot of searching, time, and effort to get to if there's even one around. So why settle for memories when you can get fairly comparable experience with the X-Gaming USB Joystick.

Just get comfortable and plug this beast into your PC and play your games. The joystick is compatible with emulators and the buttons are programmable so you can play your way. It even comes with 6 arcade games to get you started. The games are Joust, Robotron 2084, Smash TV, Gauntlet, Rampage, and Defender.

The base measures about 13 inches by 8 inches with the deck measuring about 17 inches by 10 inches and it weighs in at 8 pounds. You can get the X-Gaming USB Joystick from Think Geek for $99.99.