Watch the worlds largest interactive Space Invaders game and 3D projection mapping with “Chelsea Football Club”. 4 team members played the interactive game by shooting and aiming with their footballs.

Reports show that producers Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Gigi Pritzker is optioning for a Space Invaders movie and is looking for writers. At least this one will make more sense than that Angry Birds movie.

Wouldn't it be cool to have your own arcade inside your own house? What's even cooler is having your own arcade inside your pocket, though it might be a little uncomfortable but it can still fit in your pocket! Look at it!

I remember when I loved playing those Space shooting games and the classical Mario. Some of us usually forget these things by now but let's bring back those old fashioned characters in this Top 10 list. Check them out.

Warner Bros. studios is negotiating with Japanese developer Taito over the movies rights to produce a feature Space Invaders movie. Wow, this will end very well.

Space Invaders now have their own Ice Cube trays, which deposit Ice Cubes that look like those evil little ships. You now have another way of destroying them. In your drink!

What happens when you mix together two classic games into one single entity? VGB put together five amazing retro gaming mashups.

These videos parody what happens when you put the likes of Contra guy in the world of Duck Hunt, and Mortal Kombat's Scorpion in a Donkey Kong level.

"Ever since its 1978 release to worldwide acclaim, pioneering videogame Space Invaders has been enjoyed by millions and played on a wide variety of platforms including arcade game machines, consoles and mobile phones. This Space Invaders release retains the classic game premise, in which the player guides a beam cannon left and right, attempting to fend off waves of descending alien attackers."

"T.S. Eliot once wrote, "This is the way the world ends, not with a bang but a whimper." While that may be interesting enough for your freshman Introduction to Poetry class, it hardly works as a video game premise, which would explain why Activision hasn't yet secured the rights to Call of Poetry: Modernism Warfare. On the other hand, video games need intense settings and outrageous set pieces, and there's nothing more intense or outrageous than the end of the world. For this week's top ten, w..."

"Video games allow us to enter worlds and scenarios in which we couldn’t possibly take part in in the real world. You may battle aliens on a distant planet. Or you may fight the Reich in a WWII shooter. The possibilities are endless, because what can be done in the realm of imagination is endless. So why do we continue to return to the same enemies that we’ve killed thousands of times before? The straightforward answer? Because they’re safe."

"If you were fooled (as I was) into thinking the cartoon fan vid that made the music blog rounds a few days ago was official, you've missed out: Röyksopp's actual debut video for their forthcoming Junior album is this glorious Reuben Sutherland-directed number which does real-life Space Invaders better than anything I've ever seen.

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It was a decent August for Japan, what with Rockman 2, Twinbee, and Nazo no Murasamejou coming out for the Japanese Virtual Console service, but their September just may trump what August had to offer. One of the more celebrated games for the SNES makes its way to the service this month.

Famicom:

  • Tantei Jinguuji Saburo: Yokohama Minato Renzoku Satsujin Jiken (September 2nd)
  • Wagyan Land

    Super Famicom:
  • Seiken Densetsu 2 (Secret of Mana) [Wiki]
  • Space Invaders

    Nintendo 64:
  • Mario Go...
  • One of the latest games from the Taito braintrust is Space Invaders Get Even. From Dengeki Online comes a large batch of great looking screens for the WiiWare title.

    Space Invaders Get Even puts a spin on the classic game, allowing the player to control the Space Invaders themselves to destroy the planet and its defenses. Players will use the nunchuk to control a UFO, using the Wii Remote's pointer to command up to 100 space invaders to attack and destroy buildings an enemies in a full 3...

    "In 1977 Tomohiro Nishikado, a 33-year-old Japanese computer programmer, was a company employee, like millions of others. In his spare time he played video table-tennis, manoeuvring white paddles up and down a black-and-white TV screen to return a white blob of a ball to his opponent. In the amusement arcades, he had noticed a new game called Breakout, which involved moving a paddle from side to side to hit a ball, in order to destroy a series of blocks at the top of the screen.

    One day, Ni..."

    "For those old-skool gamers looking to relive the past without pouring their college funds into a coin slot, there is this, the Space Invaders Mini Arcade Keychain from Excalibur Electronics. While it may be gimmicky in the extreme and a blatant cash in on the endearing popularity of a genuine gaming great, this baby is guaranteed to cut down the monotony of bus and train journeys whilst also keeping your house and car keys company when you’re busy with the rest of the day’s activities."