These are two size visualization videos from MetaBallStudio (previously) comparing the sizes of various monsters from popular movie, video game, and book franchises. The first is a side-scrolling comparison with all the monsters lined up, the second is a dynamic video of the monsters moving. Both begin with the diminutive
This is a clip of a group of hardcore gamers playing ‘World Of Tanks’ with a custom desk-mounted cannon (and Volkswagen steering wheel). The cannon uses C02 and 2-liter soda bottles for ammunition, and produces some insane kickback when fired, ejecting a smoking shell afterwards. That’s absolutely nuts, and I’ve
This is a well-edited video created by Paulo From TOKYO highlighting a typical work day in the life of Mai Kohagura, manager of a Taito Game Station in Tokyo. It was pretty fascinating to watch her routine from start to finish . Not only because I love game centers, but
Because the internet is can occasionally be a magical place, this is a video of Ace Ventura edited into Grand Theft Auto V by maker of these sorts of videos eli_handle_b.wav (previously). It’s a perfect match, just like peanut butter and banana and honey and chocolate syrup and marshmallow fluff
This is a video of Youtuber Kiara’s Workshop constructing a functional Pokéball in real life. Functional as in the top automatically opens and closes and it has a light and sound effects, not functional as in it can convert a monster’s mass into a form of energy small enough to
Excitebike: it’s an NES classic, and I spent countless hours trying to build a race track that kept me in the air longer than on the ground. And now somebody has added Arnold Schwarzenegger sound effects to the game. Does that make it even better? Yes. Would my brother always
Because the internet is a beautiful place full of wonders (I’m kidding), this is a video from Youtuber eli_handle_b.wav (previously) who masterfully inserted clips of Pee-wee Herman from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure into Cyberpunk 2077. It’s really grade A quality, unlike any work I ever did in school. That was mostly
This is a roughly 2-hour timelapse of actor Walton Goggins having his face applied by makeup artist Jake Garber to become the Ghoul (Cooper Howard) in Amazon’s live-action Fallout series. I’ve only watched the first three episodes of the show so far, but damn does it make want to play