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"8-Bit Trip," according to its Swedish creators took 1,500 hours to animate. They pay respect to everything from International Karate on a tape drive to Tetris on the NES, with Pong and Pac-Man in between. More »
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Swear, I don't have a sentry gun fetish. Although it would be cool to meet a girl who did (I don't judge). Last week we churned up a video of a guy who developed a paintball sentry, and now reader Mohammed I. passes along a less functional, but no less impressive version: A Lego Sentry. Props to the builder, and especially for the game-screen render around it. Seriously, new desktop pic. It's a work of art and should stand for all time. Until some bastard-ass Spy whips up a Lego sapper. More »
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Lego wrangler Lwelyk has put together a little blog featuring his video game Lego creations. Each piece is an exact recreation of the original 2D sprite artwork where one pixel equals one square Lego block. Aside from Mother Brain we also get Phanto, Mushroom Block, Flying Shy Guy, Tingle and tons of others. The Mother Brain is by far the most impressive but the Twinrova piece definitely gets an honorable mention. More »
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A month back or so I noted that Colorado game developer NetDevil had signed a deal with a big toy company to make a massively multiplayer online game. More »
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As I hinted earlier this year, NetDevil has been signed on to develop a massively multiplayer online game with Lego. More »
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LucasArts spreads the holiday cheer, Jedi-style, sending us instructions on how to create a jolly old elf that force-chokes the naughty in Lego Star Wars II. More »
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Okay, Pyramidhead loses a bit of something in Lego form. The rank, fetid flesh, clammy with the condensation of a thousand hellish boilers. His penchant for making sweet, rapey love to tormented women with their flesh sewn inside out. More »
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Over at recently launched animation site Bitflicks, they've posted an absolutely wonderful stop-motion Lego clip of Mario running through the first level of his third eponymous title. According to Bitflicks, it's a "mix of stop motion animation, Lego and CGI, all mixed up until the lines between each element begin to blur." More »
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As I sit here, on a train trundling its way to Denver, writing this post, I can feel my Playstation Portable sitting in the bag laying by my feet. More »
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This postmodern housing structure sits in Madrid and was designed by architect Blanca Lleo, who seems to be either way into Legos or Tetris. I say, Tetris. Comments from the peanut gallery? Brian Ashcraft More »
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A snickering dog holds up the carcass of a still twitching fowl, its eyes wide and glassy, frozen in the moment of its final wakening. Meanwhile, a passing duck kamikaze dives butt-first into the side of the canine's head. All in Lego. More »
]]> http://kotaku.com/index.php?op=postcommentfeed&postId=188327&view=rss&microfeed=true An infamous performance art troupe from SoCal punk'd a group of college students looking for gaming jobs. The interested applicants are forced to sit through his horrible "demo" of a title this phony company is currently working on. Not sure, who's getting punk'd here as we are forced to sit through the demo as well. Brian Ashcraft More »
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Johnny, the leathery faced, grimacing webmaster of thermos14.com, ripped apart an XBox and an SNES and encased their inner workings in a hodge-podge Lego chassis. More »
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Japanese Lego site Brick Time has Resident Evil homage from a while back. The cool thing about the page isn't just the game bricks. Oh no no, there's a side story as well, which is kinda like the talking noise yours truly children make when playing with toys. And how can you beat Lego zombies? I mean, really, how? —Brian Ashcraft More »
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In a fitting and supposedly final tribute, brickartist Nathan Sawaya created the fingers-crossed-gonna-be-redesigned PS3 controller in LEGOs. Gamers have complained that the controller looks like a boomerang, but thanks to Nathan's creation, it appears we were all wrong. It actually looks like a Battlestar Galatica reject. He also did a send up of the not-dog-ugly Xbox 360 d-pad. Pics after the jump. More »
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