Twitter user @Wanikun has kept his Nintendo Super Famicom (Or Super NES in the Occident) on for the past 20 years because he refused to lose his game progress in Umihara Kawase. Sure, back then, game cartridges had some integrated storage which allowed gamers to save their games, but unfortunately, the batteries keeping the storage […]
Following total atomic annihilation, the rebuilding of this great nation of ours may fall to you. That’s why Vault-Tec has prepared this educational video series for you to better understand the seven defining attributes that make you S.P.E.C.I.A.L.! This week, Vault-Tec covers Intelligence! [Fallout 4]
A fun tutorial that will show you how you can build your very own “Back to the Future” Flux Capacitor just around $30. And if you just want to get one without building it, the new “Back to the Future: The Complete Adventures” box set comes shipped with one that acts as both a fake […]
You can do a lot with a D20, pencil and paper. Including, it turns out, designing a code that helps bring pictures from space. That was one of the (admittedly unstated) conclusions from a talk by Dr Julia Wolf at the University of Bristol this week to mark Ada Lovelace Day. She describes her work […]
Universal pictures has just released this fun parody commercial for the the “Back to the Future” Hoverboard in prevision of the 30th anniversary release of the trilogy on October 20th, 2015. [Back to the Future 30th Anniversary Trilogy]
From Thinkgeek: Get two of the Tim Burton / Michael Keaton Batmobile (in a slightly modified size) with our Batmobile 3D Slippers. With an elasticized foot opening, you can order your feet to “Get in the car.” And with a no-slip dots on the bottom, these won’t be peeling out any time soon. And with […]
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Youtuber Sufficiently Advanced made this cool high tech replica of Mjolnir (Thor’s Hammer) that can only be lifted by himself… or someone that has access to his fingerprints! [Sufficiently Advanced | Via Dorkly]
From Vimeo user harrisonicus: I was looking through the Project Apollo Archive and at one point, I began clicking through a series of pics quickly and it looked like stop motion animation. So, I decided to see what that would look like without me having to click through it. Enjoy! [harrisonicus]
Ubisoft has apologized and offered a refund after a boxed collector’s edition of a game turned out not to include a game disc. Customers say promotional material for Might and Magic Heroes VII clearly showed they should get a physical copy rather than just a download code. It seems Ubisoft’s marketing for the game changed sometime […]