Here we go! Made using Adobe After Effects, Photoshop, and Premiere. [PipocaVFX]

Here’s an interesting theory:  Maybe people who pirate indie games rather than purchasing them don’t have the best understanding of what’s required to succeed as an indie game developer.  I mean, imagine the frustration of being a “game dev tycoon” and finding that you’re going bankrupt because everyone’s playing your game but no one’s buying […]

These NES cartridge rings were made by Etsy artist Jess Firsoff. Jesse can make rings based on any games, so if you’ve got something specific in mind, she can make your vision come true. [Source: ohmygeekness | Via Walyou]

Love hurts… [Source: ZoDy – Deviantart]

This amazing God of War tattoo was inked by Melbourne, Australia-based tattoo artist Benjamin Laukis. [Tattoo Artist: Benjamin Laukis | Via Obvious Winner]

Just like an ugly Christmas sweatshirt, only way cooler. [Available @ Belovedshirts.com]

This week Tony brings to life the Diamond Sword from Minecraft. Every week our master swordsmith and renowned propmaster, Tony Swatton, forges iconic weapons using high-speed belt grinders, scorching furnaces, and pounding power hammers. Then he takes his weapon to the streets to bust up some stuff. [AweMeChannel]

Presented without comment. [Source: Anna the Red | Via Stephen Stanton]