I started working at Gawker.com in April of last year, and ever since, I’ve received a constant barrage of always furious, often antisemitic, and rarely coherent emails to my inbox. Reading these is, truthfully, the single best part of my day.
Shrek is love. Shrek is life.
Poor Shrek. He just wanted some peace and quiet, but some jerks just won’t stop trespassing over his swamp! This won’t do at all.
This counts as roundabout Julie Andrews cosplay in my books, which makes it awesome. It's Matsu-Sotome as Shrek 2's Fairy Godmother. Photo by Pugoffka-sama.
Normally, to play as Shrek in League of Legends, you'd have to play a Chinese clone of the game. But now, thanks to a mod, you can play as the king of the swamp in the actual game—but only if you use Alistar.
Goat Simulator might be one of those games that don't need any fan-made mods, being already glitchy enough—in a good way of course. Modder Dafini thought otherwise and added an angry, rampaging version of poor Shrek to the game.
French digital artist Sylvain Sarrailh has a spectacular gallery on DeviantART of skylines, nature and abandoned landscapes. Here, we can also find our favorite loveable and good-natured childhood cartoon characters, turned into... something quite different.
Last month, Luke brought us this little nugget of gold from the interwebs called 300 Heroes—a shameless League of Legends clone that offers users a chance to play as "over 300" different heroes from various intellectual properties. Despite the fact that it's such a terrible case of copyright infringement and possible…
Smash Bros. got introduced for the Wii U and for the 3DS on Tuesday, during Nintendo's E3 direct and we had the chance to see the Villager from Animal Crossing, the Wii Fit Trainer and Mega Man among others. People liked them a lot and they can't get away without some Internet attention.
The ogre depicted in this new bath of screens for BioWare's Dragon Age: Origins is not cuddly, nor does it have layers, like onions.
