This is a visualization bar-charting the best selling video game consoles worldwide from 1978 – 2022. The Atari 2600 was the heavyweight early on, but then Nintendo came along and tore the gold medal right off its neck with the NES and Game Boy. Eventually, the Playstation 2 would take

This is a video of Quint the tuxedo cat unknowingly becoming a boss battle in Metroid: Other M after he decided to sit in front of the television. I can’t even tell you how many times one of my cats has decided to stand on the entertainment center in front

This is a video created by Youtuber Udge (like Ike Udge?!) reimagining the Donkey Kong gang in the opening title sequence for King Of The Hill. It was surprisingly well made — far better than anything I could have created, but I get frustrated at the drop of a hat

Because the world of Studio Ghibli is one I would gladly live in, huge fan Alan Beck has been recreating the locations from the movies in Minecraft. If you’re interested, you can visit the Ghibli Minecraft server HERE, or check out his Youtube channel for a bunch more Ghibli movie

Because the internet never stops revolving like a carrousel you’ve been trying to get off for years now, this is a video edit of Tony Soprano replacing Kratos in God Of War by Youtuber eli_handle_b․wav (previously: Ace Ventura in The Witcher III: Wild Hunt and Cyberpunk 2077). You know (and

These are a couple mashup videos created by Youtuber eli_handle_b.wav inserting Jim Carrey’s Ace Ventura into The Witcher III: Wild Hunt (one of the best games of all time) and Cyberpunk 2077 (I started it but never fishined). They’re worth a watch, especially if you’ve played the games. And if

Clearly not heeding my advice that Mario needs a complete character redesign (voice especially) like they did Sonic, Nintendo and Illumination just released a full-length trailer for The Super Mario Bros. Movie. Admittedly, it looks more promising than I anticipated. Maybe Nintendo is onto something with the whole Mario thing

This is a video demonstration of the Omnideck, a large omnidirectional motorized platform users can walk/run on to create a more immersive virtual reality experience without the risk of running into walls. The technology was originally developed in Sweden for military use, but Aaru Entertainment is developing video games based