MASSIVE Video Game Sale: Buy 2, Save 50% on 1 (Over 1000 Titles!)

Just a quick post to let you guys know that amazon is having a big “Buy 2, Save 50% on 1” sale on video games! And the best thing about this sale? A lot of the available titles have already been marked down, making them even cheaper!

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[BIG Video Game Sale: Buy 2, Save 50% on 1]

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John Oliver Trolls Disney With Public Domain Mickey as a Mascot for Last Week Tonight

In a move that’s equal parts cheeky and strategic, John Oliver has kicked off the promotion for the 11th season of “Last Week Tonight” by trolling Disney with none other than Steamboat Willie himself. With Mickey Mouse entering the public domain in certain limited forms, Oliver seized the opportunity to playfully poke at Disney’s iconic character.

Appearing on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Oliver brought along a giant, cuddly Steamboat Willie mascot, daring Disney’s lawyers to come after him for the stunt. Colbert couldn’t help but highlight the absurdity of the situation, with Oliver emphasizing that his grayscale, hat-wearing companion was definitely not Mickey Mouse.

“It’s not Mickey Mouse,” Oliver joked, pointing out the differences in color and accessories. “I can’t stress that enough. Luckily there’s no resemblance so there shouldn’t be confusion.”

But Oliver didn’t stop there. He humorously declared himself “legally indestructible” after having been sued and winning once before, suggesting he’s not too worried about any legal repercussions from Disney.

With this bold move, Oliver has set the stage for what promises to be an entertaining season of “Last Week Tonight,” proving once again that he’s not afraid to push boundaries for a good laugh. Tune in to the season premiere this Sunday on HBO to see what other antics Oliver has in store.

[Via CB]

The EVOLUTION of New York City from 1524 to 2023 [3D Animation]

From InfoGeek:

Evolution of New York City, the Big Apple from 1524 to 2023. Witness the transformation of the city that never sleeps, from its humble beginnings as a Dutch trading post in 1524 to the iconic global metropolis it is today. Dive into the journey to learn more about the rich history of New York City.

[Via LS]

AI Rollercoaster: An Animated Story Chronicles the Highs and Lows of Artificial Intelligence in Four Acts

In this short animation by Alex S. from Lazy Square (in partnership with 1inch,) the artist takes us on a journey through the rise and fall of artificial intelligence. The animated story dissects the life of an AI, dividing it into four distinct stages, each marked by its unique challenges and consequences. This amusing yet thought-provoking animation prompts reflection on the consequences of unchecked AI advancement and the delicate balance between innovation and societal harmony.

I present to your attention the third collaboration with 1inch. A little up-to-date agenda wouldn’t hurt. All coincidences with historical characters are, as usual, accidental. The 7 deadly sins are also included, find them all and write in the comments!

[Lazy Square]

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For today’s edition of “Deal of the Day,” here are some of the best deals we stumbled on while browsing the web this morning! Please note that Geeks are Sexy might get a small commission from qualifying purchases done through our posts. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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Tolkien’s Hatred for Disney Unveiled: Exploring the Clash of Storytelling Titans

In his latest video, YouTuber “Ink and Fantasy” delves into the complex relationship between the legendary author and the entertainment company. Contrary to popular belief, Tolkien’s disdain wasn’t directed at Walt Disney himself, but rather at the transformative nature of Disney’s adaptations. From his early encounter with “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” alongside his friend C.S. Lewis in 1938, Tolkien harbored reservations about Disney’s approach to traditional folklore.

Tolkien’s displeasure stemmed from Disney’s tendency to simplify and commercialize classic tales, catering primarily to American children. As an old-fashioned writer deeply rooted in the traditions of storytelling, Tolkien held a profound reverence for timeless fairy tales that spanned centuries. His own vision of storytelling was diametrically opposed to Disney’s mass appeal strategy, leading to an inherent clash of philosophies.

[Via Neatorama]