The Most Epic Mario Art Ever Created
This is a polystyrene block statue by Kordian Lewandowski titled Game Over. It mirrors the famous Pietá by Michelangelo, in which the Virgin Mary is shown cradling the dead body of Jesus. Keep reading to see a picture of the Pieta and a picture that gives you an idea of how big Lewandowski’s art is.
Robocop vs Bender
I don’t think I can even describe in words how much more awesome Robocop is with Bender in it. It broke the awesomness scale. Enjoy.
(via Topless Robot)
Mmm, Cake
This is a video of four of the stars of Lost saying, “mmm, cake.” I have three theories about why this video could possibly exist.
1) The cast of Lost has officially gone batshit crazy.
2) Viral Ad for upcoming episode of Lost where the entire island is revealed to be made of cake.
3) Viral Ad for Portal 2.
My favorite possibility combines them all where on the final episode of Lost, Glados comes down a reveals it was all a test. They get incarnated and Gorden Freeman shows up to take over the island and fight off aliens. I don’t know about you but I would watch that show.
(via Topless Robot)
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Prequel
I never really understood the concept of making a trailer for a book, but I will admit this one looks awesome. It’s for the prequel to Pride and Prejudice and Zombies titled Dawn of the Dreadfuls.
(via Topless Robot)
The Best Thing about Chatroulette is the Music
You may be familiar with the game of Russian Roulette. Chatroulette is far worse than that. In theory, it allows you to turn on your webcam and have a conversation with a complete stranger. In practice, you find yourself staring at a large quantity of male genitalia, odd people, and very few actually worthwhile people to talk to. On a very very slim chance, you will find yourself face to face with the Chatroulette Pianist, singing songs about what he sees on your webcam. If that happens, it will be the best day of your life. Enjoy.
(via Gizmodo)
Wolverines Playing Poker
There it is. The many different versions of Wolverine playing a game of poker. Ten geek points for anyone who can name all the Wolverines. Here is a hint: Wolvey in the helmet is from Weapon X.
(via Geekologie)
Mario’s Inferno
This is the Dante’s Inferno Super Bowl commercial….with Mario. I’m not sure why but it seems more epic this way. Hit the jump for the original commercial.
Problems with the Pokewalker
Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver come with a Pokewalker, a small device allowing you to bring your Pokemon with you on walks. It can be used to level up your Pokemon, catch new Pokemon, or get more items. The small addition of the Pokewalker is bringing back old Pokemon fans who haven’t played the new games. But before you run off to pick up the remake of Gold and Silver, you might want to know the problems with the Pokewalker.
Level Cap
Each time you bring your Pokemon out on a walk, you can gain up to one level no matter how much you walk. For lower level Pokemon, it is much quicker to level them up in the game than it would be to use the Pokewalker.
Pokewalker Access Limited to Title Screen
If you want to transfer a Pokemon to or from your Pokewalker, you must enter the title screen (where you select to continue your game). This means if you are playing the game and are ready to save and go out with your Pokewalker, you need to restart the game and get back to the title screen before you can put any Pokemon in your walker. You can only transfer Pokemon from your PC to the Pokewalker so if you want to bring one from your party: you need to enter the game, find a PC, transfer to your PC, then exit back to your title screen to transfer them to your Pokewalker. › Continue reading
It’s Hard to be a Boss
This video just made me feel great about myself. All by myself I was able to beat all their minions and defeat the boss. Nothing could stop me. Nothing!
(via nerdbastards)
OnLive coming in June
OnLive will arrive June 17th. If you haven’t heard of OnLive, it a cloud gaming system that allows you stream the games to your TV. All the processing of the game will be handled by OnLive’s servers and streamed to either your computer or their mini-console that hooks up to your TV. The service will cost $15 dollars a month along with the cost of renting and buying each game. OnLive will only be available to people within 1000 miles of their service centers, which leaves out Hawaii, Alaska, and a small area of Montana. Keep reading to check out the service map.
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