I would hang this over my bed and make up some pretentious Swedish name when someone asked me who painted it, it looks that good (but it is just a Skyrim glitch that makes it look like a Sin City mod). Undeniably cool looking, though. Also, I can’t wait to play the new PS4 version, […]
So how much testing do Rebel pilots have to take before they are given the okay to fly, because this pilot seems to be having some trouble… Image Via Kotaku
Gotta love Bethesda. They make great games that make from even greater glitches. I know when I played Fallout 3, for about ten hours of that game my Dogmeat was three times the size he was supposed to be because of a glitch. Now, apparently, with next-gen hardware, he can float through stairs. God bless […]
Hey, weirder stuff than that exists in The Witcher world so we can’t even be sure that horse with three heads is a glitch, to be honest. (Imgur)
We all just assumed from the first person perspective we were looking through in the first parts of Fallout 3 that we were looking through the eyes of an infant in the beginning of that game. Nope. You were looking through the eyes of a tiny, life sized man who clearly crawled up from the gates of […]
Mad Max is supposed to be a pretty awesome game that makes you feel like you are part of wasteland, scourging for survival. BUT, no game is without its glitches nowadays, and Mad Max is no exception. Question: who knew Max was so damn good at cartwheels? [Gameranx]
The great thing about open world games is that they tend to have a life of their own, and it exists with or without you. And sometimes, as a result of a dynamic world like that, you see some things you don’t expect. Like this troll giant throwing a tantrum because his Dad wont let […]
View post on imgur.com It was a rainy night in Gotham city when the Batman finally died. Many of the city’s residents were shocked and saddened by the news, but it is said Batman’s rogues gallery is pretty stoked right now. And they didn’t even have to do anything. Poor sucker did it to himself. […]