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]
http://youtu.be/NSyzxhkfjgc It’s just another day at the office for the world’s most blocktastic private detective, when MINESHAFT is asked to investigate a high-stakes HEIST from New Block City MUSEUM OF NOTCH-URAL HISTORY, where a certain chest has been stolen (it’s contents unknown). [MachinimaPrime]
Warning: Strong language. http://youtu.be/9RmUSUQAJzE A peaceful Minecraft village stops being peaceful when monsters start attacking. [cfxsquad | Via]
A very cool adaptation of the original Super Mario game with better graphics and sounds. And here’s the Level 1-1 version, which was created in 2012: [Deloix | Via Geekologie]
Another great comic by Andy Kluthe and Andrew Bridgman from Dorkly. [Source: Dorkly | Andy Kluthe]
A stop motion version of the firt few level of the original Donkey Kong! I especially like the intro! [guizdp]