What do you think? Fantastic cosplay or has he crossed the streams and done bad? (Via)
Archives for November 2012
Xenomorph born alien wire sculpture
Richard Carey is a British deviant artist who runs the site Contemporary Art Online. His portfolio is full of wire and metal designs, although his bio says he’s just started to work with wire, and this Xenomorph-like horror is just one sample of his work.
Real-life superhero Phoenix Jones legally duels with racist suspect
This video, recorded on a smartphone and therefore not superb quality, shows the “real-life superhero” (or hero or vigilante), knocking-out a man suspected of racist assult. Phoenix Jones and some of his Rain City Superhero Movement stepped up to deal with a man shouting racial slurs. They called 911 and tried to walk away but […]
Star Wars Easter Eggs in ToTheGo
ToTheGo is a site (with American and Indian sisters) that lets you search for jobs, homes and cars. As a meta search engine it links you through to classified ads elsewhere. In order to earn some attention – always a great way to market yourself – the car section on ToTheGo has hidden an Easter […]
Achtung! Cthulhu Heroes of the Sea bubble up
Modiphius’s Achtung! Cthulhu series continues with a new adventure set and its multi-game approach. Written by Sarah Newton, Heroes of the Sea, is available in a Call of Cthulhu version and a Savage Worlds version, with the latter requiring the Realms of Cthulhu supplement. Heroes of the Sea is 50% bigger than Three Kings, the […]
Castle in the Sky robot in real life
This fantastic photo manipulation is the work of Andrew Michael Golden. Andrew started out at Nickelodeon, works with Photoshop and Maya and already has had a viral hit with “computer game characters in real life”. His latest series shows various Studio Ghibli works transformed into real life which you can see on his site.
Je-ee-esus! Fenton remake
That ad for ee is based on this YouTube clip which had the UK in stiches. EE is the new name for “Everything Everywhere” which came about from the merger of Orange and T-Mobile networks in the UK. EE got in the news again because it managed to wrangle permission to launch its own 4G […]
Cutest Kickstarter ever? Love at First Byte
[Back this Campaign] Love at First Byte’s Kickstarter campaign gets my attention through its shameless use of a cute attack dog. It’s an interesting juxtaposition to the well covered Elite Kickstarter which launched without a video or even any concept art. There’s something about the voice over in this pitch than reminds me of the […]
The Big Bang Theory winning merchandise war
Warner Bros have more than 70 different licensing deals around The Big Bang Theory. This is very unusual for a sitcom. In fact, The Big Bang Theory is now so successful on the merchandise front that Variety reports it could net $50m in sales. It’s reported than more than Leonard Hofstadter 100,000 bobbleheads have been […]
BioWare Montreal and tabletop roleplayers lead on Mass Effect 4
Yanick Roy blogged today at BioWare about Mass Effect 4. It’s a good start. Roy reveals his traditional gamer past. He was lured into computer RPGs by Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2, along with Neverwinter Nights – like many of us – but unlike many of us he landed a job at BioWare. I’d regularly […]
