Beetle Bug 3

The most famous bug in the world is back, and this time he’s not only bigger and badder, but he’s making a splash in the video game industry! In this new adventure you get to play as the infamous Lebron James/Irish beetle hybrid creature (who just so happens to be the

Irish folklore is full of colorful beetlemen—known as the Clurichaun, they’re particularly well known for their fondness of drink. The concept has been carried forward into modern popular culture, and there’s no better example than in “Beetle Bug”, a video game released by the video game company Game-a-holics. In this version of the Irish Beetle, players guide the little guy through a variety of mini-games that range from a simple maze to a complicated spelling challenge. The gameplay is similar to the classic game “Pac-Man”, but with the added element of collecting money along the way to help you unlock more levels and bonuses.

“Beetle Bug” takes advantage of a relatively new innovation in gaming known as “video gaming”. This is an interactive form of entertainment that is produced by storing images and sounds on computers and other electronic devices. These games can be played on televisions, computer screens, hand-held devices like cell phones, or even specialized arcade machines that are usually found in public places like restaurants or bars. Although video games have been around for decades (the first was released in 1968), they have only recently become mainstream enough to be considered by many people to be an essential part of their entertainment options.