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In Case Anyone Forgot How Bad 2005's King Kong Was
If you ask me, CinemaSins wasted a whole lot of time and effort putting together a 10+ minute video detailing the problems with 2005's King Kong. All they really needed was this single still.
Watch The New World Record For Beating Halo on Legendary
As of a few days ago, the fastest anyone has beat the original Halo: Combat Evolved is in one hour and thirty eight minutes—it's a new world record held by Andrew "goatrope" Halabourda, and you can watch him nail it here.
12 Things You Might Not Know About Team Fortress 2
Street Fighter's Guile Wasn't Really In The Military
Pete Holmes has pointed out several issues with the tactics other Street Fighter characters use, but there was no need to even go that far with one look at Guile's military qualifications.
The Universim Looks Like Everything I Want From A God Game
Who knew you could get so emotional from watching a Kickstarter video? I certainly didn't. But then I looked at the first few minutes of the pitch for this new god game Universim and, well, just check the thing out and see for yourself:
The Origin Of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater, Starring Bruce Willis
Fresh off developing the Bruce Willis-powered PlayStation game Apocalypse, developer Neversoft used the pre-built Willis model as the first rider in the prototype for Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. That's just one of many fun facts in Did You Know Gaming?'s look at the king of skateboarding games.
Someone Beat Super Mario 64 In Record Time
120 stars, all collected in under two hours—1:43:54, to be exact. The time is a new world record, and you can watch speedrunner Siglemic collect it with a mesmerizing efficiency here.
This 80 MPH Badger Fits in the Belly of an Osprey
If Telltale Made A Mario Game, It'd Be Hilarious
Today feels like a good day for violent Mario parodies. First there was Pete Holmes' silly "realistic Mario" sketch, and now here's Dorkly crossing the Mushroom Kingdom with Telltale's The Walking Dead. The results are kind of amazing.
The A-10 Warthog looks especially cool in this photo
PSA: The Dangers of Binge Watching
Wonderful prank turns waitress' shift into the best day of her life
Instead of coming up with idiotic ideas, perhaps all the dumb companies trying to push their stupid April Fools' Day "jokes" down our throats should start making some actually awesome pranks. Like this one, played on young waitress Chelsea Roff, who basically got her shift turned into the best day of her life.
Nine Things You Might Not Know About The Super Nintendo's Graphics
There Are More Ways To Arrange a Deck of Cards Than Atoms on Earth
When you're shuffling a deck of cards, you're trying your best to ensure everything gets as mixed up as possible. But it turns out you might not have to try so hard. In this wonderful TedEd animation, Yannay Khaikin outlines the staggering number of ways a deck of 52 cards can be arranged.
Crazy-Fast Zelda Player Keeps Breaking Majora's Mask World Record
Seven Things You Might Not Know About Street Fighter
Now that we know who the final character in the upcoming Ultra Street Fighter IV is, it seems like a great time to look back on the franchise. Since the franchise is almost 27 years old (!), there's a ton of trivia to reminisce about.
Even More Reasons To Be Glad Google Isn't a Real Guy
Let's face it: There's no one in the world who knows you quite as well as Google does. It's the only place we'll get truly, uncomfortably intimate, revealing every bodily function, personal secret, bizarre question, and government-watch-list-worthy keyword. Now imagine if, instead of an inanimate website, we were dishing all that out to some dude in a cubicle.
Short Horror Movie Will Make You Sleep With The Lights On, Forever
The Fastest Ocarina Of Time Player Beat His Own World Record
Not content with his previous world-record speedrun of Ocarina of Time, noted speedrunner Cosmo Wright is now back with a faster, more impressive playthrough of Zelda—and you can watch it here.
Stunning Titanfall intro sequence makes me wish there was a full movie
Not only is Titanfall, the video game that everyone can't stop talking about, an incredibly fun game that surpasses the hype , it also has this fantastic cinematic intro sequence that makes me almost wish I could watch the movie version of Titanfall instead of playing the video game.
This Game Jam Is About Bringing To Life A Computer's Weirdest Ideas
Orteil42, creator of Cookie Clicker, has a toy on his website that generates random game concepts like "A tycoon game where you stop breathing if you don't hug chores." Now, there's a game jam to make those games real.
Life in Grand Theft Auto Sure Is Hell for NPCs
You live in a big, crazy metropolis. You're going down the street for groceries or to meet some friends for a drink. Then a dude runs down the street, yanks an old lady out of her car and starts shooting stuff up. This keeps happening. All the time. What the hell?! One character in a new web series starts to put the pieces together: he's in a video game.
Eight Things You Might Not Know About The N64
Reverse Photoshop Turns Bikini Model Into Something Even Cheesier
Timelapse videos showing the meticulous process of retouching the female body have opened people's eyes to our culture's sad manipulation of beauty. But when College Humor has a go, the reality is worse than we think.
Everything Wrong With 300 Couldn't Stop The Unnecessary Sequel
Dammit, CinemaSins, you're too late. You could have saved us all from 300: Rise of an Empire, but you neglected your duty, and now we drown in madness.
This Week's Top Comedy Video: Victoria's Secret Semi-Annual Sale
What Searches Look Like With the Top Million Sites Removed
At this point it's ludicrous to think of using any other search engine than Google. But while it's very effective, you'll find your search results coming from many of the web's top sites again and again. What if you wanted to find something a little more eclectic? Well, a new search engine called Million Short offers just that by letting you ignore the top million websites on the internet.