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Shaving Helmet

Mitch — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 10:21:47 +0000

No doubt a clever fake, but if real you have to wonder if the guys could make one for bikini waxes….

The Birds & The Beedrills

Mitch — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 11:00:45 +0000

151 Pokemon. Rapping. Sexual References. Childhoods destroyed. A work of genius from a perverse and demented mind. You have been warned.

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Vuvuzela Hero: Gameplay Footage

Mitch — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:45:32 +0000

A couple of weeks ago we brought you the ‘boxart’, now we have ‘gameplay’ footage. Sadly, I can see this joke becoming a real game on the iPhone.

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The Next Downfall?

Mitch — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 15:30:59 +0000

This club of a mad clubber has a lot of potential for mischievous subtitle dubs. Could it be a rival to the mighty Downfall Hitler speech on YouTube? If anyone can translate it would be great to know what is actually being said.

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Twilight YouTube Game

Mitch — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 13:00:48 +0000

Now this is rather inventive, an interactive choose your own adventure 8-bit style game based on the new Twilight film and played through YouTube. Play part one below, it is worth a go even if you are not a fan as it pokes fun at the vampire/werewolf nonsense.

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Heavy Rain Video Nasties

Mitch — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 13:46:00 +0000

Heavy Rain is a good game – but it can be a rather depressing one, especially if you end your first playthrough with a ‘bad’ ending. To perk you up here are a couple of fun videos (not nasty sorry, that was quite a misleading headline). First up: what if the film Seven was made into a game with Heavy Rain controls?

Next we have one that might hurt your head a bit. It is from the film ‘Derailed’ and features Sam Douglas – who played a detective in Heavy Rain – as a detective. The game makers captured his likeness very well!

And to conclude, back to the despair…

If you have yet to finish or play the game, avoid clicking on the videos to see comments as they are full of plot spoilers. Bah the internet!

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No More Heroes HD port – “Not in our name” Say Ubisoft. (well, not really)

Luke — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:07:18 +0000

If you’re one of the very many gamers a) likes games and b) owns a 360 or a PS3 but not a Wii, then you’ll doubtless be wondering why the upcoming port of cult-favourite No More Heroes – the hardcoriest hardcore Wii game in existence – is currently not due for a release outside of Japan.

The story runs thus…

The port, (entitled No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise) is all set-up and ready to be released to the Japanese market. But Ubisoft, who published the first game, have said they will not be picking up or distributing the 360/PS3 version. No reason is given.

I’d have guessed that from Ubisoft’s perspective it’s a sure-fire moneyspinner. A more cynical bloggerer than myself might wonder if Nintendo hadn’t leaned on the publishing giant, in an effort to keep an iron-grip on one of the few franchises that will stop hardcore gamers defecting to Sony or Microsoft’s consoles.

Whatever the reason, it’s bound to annoy 360/PS3 owners hoping for a slice of Travis Touchdown’s own brand of Otaku beam-swordery. I propose that the Internet rises up in protest, forming the world’s first User Generated Games-Publishing-House. With our collective intelligence, we’ll rally together to publish Grasshopper Manufacture’s No More Heroes port ourselves! An HD version for the people, by the people.

Or we could watch cats on YouTube. And in all fairness, the cats were there first.

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Alcopugs

Interceptor — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 22:19:39 +0000

Ever wonder why dogs are banned from buying alcohol? The ES theory is that they will hog the pool table, which is why you get warning signs depicting this in pubs.

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Iron Maiden Week – Cover Version Theatre

Interceptor — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 16:31:14 +0000

Before you think we are just using this to show a bunch of crappy videos, check out the sheer professionalism on display here. This man obviously lives and breaths the Maiden, and his dedication to perfecting his vocal tribute shines through. Truly, a tribute in the truest sense of the word…

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