Gaston might be the best at doing push-ups, but when it comes to arm wrestling, the man ain’t worth much, even though the 11-year-old that challenged him was kind of cheating… just a bit.
This guy has been all over the Internet lately, does anyone knows if he has a Facebook fan page/Twitter account?
Batman discovers Superman’s true identity thanks to his detective skills… but Superman has other means of doing so with Batman. A comic by Julia Lepetit and Andrew Bridgman from Dorkly.
[Source: Dorkly]
While we all sit impatiently and wait for Kingdom Hearts 3 to (never) arrive, we break down all of the zippers, buckles, and character plots of the Kingdom Hearts franchise!
Video games ARE art, despite what any haters of the medium will want to tell you. Games like Journey and Limbo prove this to be true, and a game like Elegy for a Dead World furthers this idea exponentially.
The best way the game could be described is sort of like those Mad-Lib games you used to play at home, where they would give you whole paragraphs and leave out certain words so you could fill them in yourself. Think that, but placed in a breathtaking, dying world (that is staggeringly rendered and surreal) and you have an idea what’s in store.
The game’s developers Ichiro Lambe and Ziba Scott wanted something uniformly different, and they created it with this amazing game that is available on Steam, right now. The coolest part? You can print out your “poem” at the end of the game, and essentially have en epic poem you wrote laying around to spark up discussion.
Let’s hope more game developers think this far outside the box in the future.
[Elegy for a Dead World | Via Wired]
Tags: elegy for a dead world, game, indie, poetry, surreal, video game
Before the release of the third and final installment of Taken, relive the first and second chapters of the series in this episode of “Honest Trailers.”
And don’t forget, No one in Europe is safe from Liam Neeson.
Marvel looks to have 2015 locked down pretty hard, movie-wise. Actually, they seem to have the next century planned out, but one of the movies we have to look forward to first is Ant Man. While anything with Paul Rudd has to be a certain amount of awesome, some people do seem to have their doubts.
Thankfully, Meredith Woerner over i09 has gone through the trailer with a fine tooth comb and has pretty much found anything worth noting, and all of it seems to hint at a (hopefully) really good movie. You have Paul Rudd riding a flying ant, for crying out loud. What is there NOT to love?
Essentially, I’m not the only person hoping Ant Man is this year’s Guardians of the Galaxy.
[Source: IO9]
Tags: Ant man, comic books, geek, marvel, Marvel movies, movies, Paul Rudd
Since Episode 7 will be released this year, DJ Eclectic Method created this funky dance remix paying homage to the droids of Star Wars using sound samples from the first six movies of the saga.
[Eclectic Method | Via IO9]
Watch as Bill Gates drinks water extracted from human waste, thanks to the Janicki Omniprocessor, a machine that turns sewer sludge into water and electricity. In third world countries, something like this could be a real game-changer.
Not only does cosplayer Robert Franzese make a spot-on Peter Griffin impersonation (among plenty of other ones,) he can also look exactly like the character with his green pants and white button down shirt. He’s also super funny. Check him out in the video above!
