Super Mario Bros Bus [Pic]
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Done by Sam Fiorino at Addicted to Ink in White Plains, New York USA. He did it so perfectly and I love it! [Source: FYT | Via]
Ahhhh the Green Hill Zone level, one of the most famous level in all of the Sonic games, especially for people who used to game in the early 90s. I get a massive bout of nostalgia each time I hear the song from this level! [Smooth McGroove]
Geek Week is full of gems. Take this School House Rock parody, for example. It mines nostalgia for fun and profit by using our beloved SHR memories to warn us against the pitfalls of the modern gaming industry. It’s catchy, familiar, and only a little depressing for those of us who paid $600 for a […]
Every Monday, master swordsmith Tony Swatton forges your favorite weapons from video games, movies, and television. This week, he tackles your most-requested weapon: Legend of Zelda’s Master Sword. This Master Sword doesn’t require Link collecting pendants or jewels–just power hammering some molten bronze. [AweMeChannel]
The story of the origin of Half-Life’s gravity gun retold by the folks over at Corridor Digital. Love the ending on this one! Check it out! [CorridorDigital]
Listen as gamers, via their gaming avatars, tell their stories about how games have brought them closer to the people around them. [Polaris]
From CineFix: 8 Bit a.k.a. the third generation of gaming started in 1983 with the Japanese release of the Nintendo Family Computer and Sega. Can you guess what games inspired our 8-bit version of Kick Ass? [CineFix]
How much noise (in dB) would you have to generate to actually Fus Ro Dah someone? Thanks to the power of SCIENCE, Youtube Channel Vsauce3 explores that possibility for us. [VSauce3]