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Monthly Archives: September 2011
The Reader’s Guide to the New DC Universe
If the DC reboot this week has given you a confuse, or if you’re not a reader of the DC Universe but think you might want to give it a shot, there’s a handy-dandy database of reader’s guides already compiled to help you out. Tim Callahan has been writing concise, detailed guides since the reboot […]
Superman vs. Google Plus [Cartoon]
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The Instinct – Killer Instinct Metal Cover (SNES Version) [Video]
Listen to Youtube user Joachim Sandberg as he performs a pretty awesome metal version of the SNES Killer Instinct theme. Also, be sure to listen to his interpretation Juri’s theme from Street Fighter IV. [Youtube | Via]
Science News Round-Up [9/2/11]
New Hubble Videos Show Star Jets in Action 14 years’ worth of high-resolution pictures from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope have been spliced together for the first time to create video footage of Herbig-Haro objects–high-velocity jets shooting from the poles of baby stars. The outflows are relatively short-lived, astronomically-speaking, continuing for about 100,000 years before […]
Video game soundtracks get orchestra treatment
You’ve heard of video games being described as classics. Now it’s time to hear them as classical. The London Philharmonic Orchestra is tonight performing a concert featuring 22 tracks from video games with the full running order being: Advent Rising Halo Bioshock Dead Space Mass Effect Battlefield Call of Duty Splinter Cell Elder Scrolls Final […]
Most Impressive: YouTuber Impersonates 33 Star Wars Characters [Video]
Check out Youtuber August Jeske as he impersonates the voices of 33 different Star Wars characters, including Yoda, Jabba the Hutt, and everyone’s most hated character, Jar Jar Binks. Impressive… most impressive. [Via TDWG]
Hey Ladies: If G-Male Was Your Boyfriend [Video]
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Metal Slug in Real Life [Video]
Check out Youtuber Andrew McMurry as he battles some of the baddies from Metal Slug, the run and gun video game series that was first release on the Neo-Geo back in the 90s. [Andrew McMurry]
Compressed O2: Bubbles + Ferrofluid + Food Coloring + Magnet [Video]
I combined everyday soap bubbles with exotic ferrofluid liquid to create an eerie tale, using macro lenses and time lapse techniques. Black ferrofluid and dye race through bubble structures, drawn through by the invisible forces of capillary action and magnetism. [Vimeo]