The top 9 most controversial video game foods

The holidays are finally here and with that comes the requisite avalanche of food and tsunami of triple-A titles you'll never have enough time to finish. In honor of all the food you're probably wasting, we at Gamer's Guide to Life want to recognize some of our favorite games for implementing the life-giving sustenance we all know and love. What better way to enjoy holiday nourishment than analyzing the digital version? 

You might not think about it, question it or even believe it has any relevance whatsoever to video games, but food is a pretty important product of their design. Much like the real world, without proper sustenance our bodies would shrivel up and disintegrate into the uncaring winds of the world. Well, video game characters would simply respawn but that's beside the point. So while you're diving deep into those household delicacies, take a moment with me and explore the most believable food integration in these nine video games. 

 

Top 7 Donkey Kong Country remix tunes

Donkey Kong Country is a treasure buried beneath the rubble that remains of the old Rare studio. Arguably one of the best platformers for the SNES, Donkey Kong Country was armed with charm, addictive gameplay, and some of the catchiest tunes you'd ever heard, and that - often - you couldn't stop humming. Today, we celebrate the Donkey Kong days of yore with some of the best contemporary versions of those classic songs.

Donkey Kong Country Returns but will the Kremlings?

I could hardly describe my excitement at what I saw when getting home from a busy day at work. Donkey Kong Country, my childhood success story and addiction was returning. Nintendo had blown my mind successfully. Teeming with nostalgic enthusiasm, upon watching the quick reveal trailer and various gameplay demonstrations, this DKC aficionado was both pleased and worried at the result.