Street Fighter Motion Sculptures
We all know and love the characters of SF2, but here they are turned into abstract sculptures.
So those moves we’re all familiar with become even more elaborate and weird.
We all know and love the characters of SF2, but here they are turned into abstract sculptures.
So those moves we’re all familiar with become even more elaborate and weird.
Most of us probably don’t play chess to its full potential — in fact, most of us probably don’t play chess at all.
But in case you did decide to give this game of games a try, then watch this first before you become the Grandmaster of your house share.
Everyone remembers the NIN-PLAY-DOH Entertainment System from the 80s, it was the first major console that entered all our lives.
There was all those classic accessories like ROB, Power Glove and the Zapper and it was all made out of Play Doh. Good times.
This mashup weaves together video game snippets and pop music in for a look back at 35 years of video game music.
It’s a 19 track live performance played out on repurposed game controllers to give you a geekgasm you won’t forget.
While the announcement of a next generation PlayStation was great, having to sit through hours of corporate spill is not so fun.
So, to save you precious time when you could be watching nutshot compilations, here’s an abridged version of what went down.
This Photoshop ninja recreates a scene from possibly the greatest video game ever made: Doom.
Obviously the guy didn’t complete it at the same speed as this video, he’s only human — but it amounts to 35 hours dedicated work.
The Australian tech firm, “Depth Analysis”, who supplied the motion-tracking technology used by Team Bondi in LA Noire released this blooper reel.
So, just like at the end of the Cannonball Run movies you get to go behind-the-scenes and see all the actors making lulz.
This single-player first-person puzzle-platform game is enough to give even the most dedicated gamers a migraine.
It’s set in an alternative reality and has puzzles that will bend your mind right out of shape. Just like it does these guys.
If you’re a gamer and your not familiar with Rooster Teeth, shame on you. You have a lot of catching up to do.
Here’s a collection they made of some of the funniest in-game fails they could find. Even if you don’t like the vids, it’s worth watching for their banter.
It’s impossible to tell if this level was completed with a pad or as a tool assisted run. Either way it’s still pretty damn impressive.
If you really want a challenge though, try it in 2 player mode operating the second control pad with your feet. No guts, no glory!
Now this is something a bit different – and special, a real-time, interactive treasure hunt around the streets of the United Kingdom, searching for some pretty cool give-away prizes that really are not worth turning your noses up at. Think ‘National Treasure’, but without Nicolas Cage. Each weekday until the 9th November an incredible prize will be hidden at a secret location.
To help locate the daily deal the site www.nectardailydealhunt.com features a fully zoomed out Google Map with the only way to zoom in on the deal’s location being to tweet #dailydealhunt or share and like the page on Facebook. The more tweets, likes and shares that are made, the more the map will zoom in on the location of the deal.

Skate 3 was a pretty awesome game but not half as amazing as these hilarious physics-defying clips make it look.
If shenanigans of this magnitude were guaranteed in a typical play session, it would make all other video games entirely redundant.
After more than 4 years of development, the Diaspora Development Team are proud to release their Battlestar Galactica-based total conversion for the FreeSpace Open engine.
Fly the MK VII Viper, the Raptor or the new MK VIIe strike variant and take part in furious battles against Cylon forces.

Okay so Bioshock is nearly 5 years old, what better time than to get nostalgic and listen to a happy little song about Rapture and what a lovely place it is?
If this doesn’t make you go all misty-eyed and fill you with the urge to dust off your copy of Bioshock and play it all over again, nothing will.