This comic is part of Stephen Byrne’s awesome new web comic, Steve Loves Internet. There’s already a few comic strips from the series over at Stephen’s website, so I invite you all to go and check ’em all out! [Source: Steve Loves Internet]
Artist Noble-6 takes some of the most popular characters from the world of video games and creates stunning artwork to include them in. If you like what Noble–6, you can purchase his artwork from his redbubble shop right here. [Source: Noble-6 on Deviantart.com]
From Gamergate to the toxicity of our game heroes, Topless Robot has some interesting thoughts on why nerd culture may need to step back and take a good, long look at itself if it intends to evolve as a movement. The last half year has not been the brightest hour for nerds and nerd culture. […]
Some games transport us to magical lands using a breathtaking art style and creating a living, breathing world that feels real to us. Ori and the Blind Forest has that feeling. Almost looks like a Studio Ghibli film, which is about as high a compliment as one can shower on a game. Definitely a game […]
Astronomers from two British universities say they’ve found evidence that one of the first discoveries of another planet that could support life really does exist, despite claims to the contrary last year. The debate is about a planet labelled GJ 581d, believed to orbit a red dwarf planet named Gliese 581 (pictured) that lies “only” […]
Looks like Inside Out is going to be the next big hit from Pixar, and somehow each trailer they release looks better than the last. [Image via TeaserTrailer, clip via MovieClipsTRAILERS]
Youtuber Lil’Critterz dressed a up goat (Peppa Lass from Tennessee) as Elsa (above) and Anna (below) from frozen, and while the whole concept can seem to be completely ridiculous, I find that “Elsa” goat totally works in my mind. [Lil’Critterz]
He’ll be even more annoying than you can possibly imagine! [Dorkly]
Check out this interesting discussion that recently took place on Twitter between Polygon.com review editor Arthur Boop Gies and Michael Hartman, CEO of Frogdice, on the hypersexualization of characters in video games. While Gies is all about creating characters that embrace reality with their outfits, Hartman thinks variety is the way to go. What do […]
In anticipation of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Eclectic Method used some cool scenes from the six first Star Wars movies to create a remix music video featuring the favorite weapon of Jedi Masters: The lightsaber. [Eclectic Method]