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Hobbiton, Via Minecraft, Is Just Beautiful
Just when I thought I was sick to death of seeing these kind of things, along comes a Tolkien tribute to blow my socks off. This is Tolkien’s Hobbiton, recreated in Minecraft. It’s at 1:58 scale, on a map that’s 3500×2500 blocks in size, and is terrifyingly “accurate” not just in how it sticks to…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 6, 2015 -
Culture
WHO LIKES TANKS?
TANKS! Still with me? Cool. Pavel Petrenko is an artist at Wargaming, where he’s worked on World of Tanks. Here, then, are some awesome 3D models of tanks that he’s built for the game. You can see more of Pavel’s stuff (he’s also worked on Crysis 3 and Borderlands) at his personal site and ArtStation…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 3, 2015 -
Arkham Knight’s PC Patch Is FINALLY Out
Arkham Knight, a PC game so brokenthat its publisher Warner Bros. had to withdraw it from sale, was released in June. It’s taken until September, but a patch to (hopefully) fix it is rolling out now. The update popped up earlier in the week for beta testing, but WB announced today that it’s now available…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 3, 2015 -
Not Every Game Clip On YouTube Has To Have Terrible Music
Also: nice flying!
By Luke Plunkett Published September 3, 2015 -
For Four Years, A Man Has Walked Across Minecraft
Kurt J. Mac has been walking in the same direction in Minecraft since 2011. It is now September 2015, and he is still going Profiled recently by Guinness for their records book/marketing catalogue, there’s a progress report from April 2015 in there, saying that as of five months ago he’d crossed 2,097,152 blocks. Equivalent to…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 3, 2015 -
Culture
I Don’t Remember These Cute Moth Guys In Destiny…
Daniel Chavez is an artist who has worked at companies like Bungie, Blizzard and Kojima Productions. He’s currently at Halo developers 343 Industries. You can see more of Daniel’s work at his Tumblrand ArtStation page To see the larger pics in all their glory (or, if they’re big enough, so you can save them as…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 2, 2015 -
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By Luke Plunkett Published September 2, 2015 -
Traffic counter jokes.
By Luke Plunkett Published September 2, 2015 -
Fallout 4, Reimagined As An Isometric Game
Fallout 1 & 2 were isometric games. Fallout 4 is not. But because the first two were a big inspiration for Stasis developer and artist Chris Bischoff, and because Stasis is also an isometric game, he’s gone and imagined Fallout 4 as one too That fluttering sound you hear is millions of people’s hearts wishing…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 1, 2015 -
Glitch Makes GTA V Look Like An N64 Game
A reader sent this over today, and at first I thought it was a mod. Nope, turns out it’s a glitch in GTA V, one which sucks pretty much all the textures and detail out of Los Santos, leaving one of the best-looking games on the planet looking more like something you’d find on an…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 1, 2015 -
Culture
Metal Gear Has Had Some Amazing Art, Yo
For nearly twenty years now, the Metal Gear Solid franchise has featured some of the most iconic characters and design in the business. As we say goodbye to Hideo Kojima’s involvement with the series—and maybe the series itself—I figured today was a good time to look back on the best of Metal Gear’s art. Most…
By Luke Plunkett Published September 1, 2015 -
Here’s Halo 5’s Intro
This is Halo 5’s intro. It’s…expensive. And Fillion-y.
By Luke Plunkett Published August 31, 2015 -
Culture
Elves Party At Midnight
Efflam Mercier is an artist who works for Iron Sky Universe, the production team behind the wacky Iron Sky Nazi movies (and their spin-offs). We’ve featured his work before, but since he’s had a complete portfolio refresh since, tonight was a good time to circle back around! You can see more of Efflam’s work at…
By Luke Plunkett Published August 31, 2015 -
The Mad Max Movies Are Coming To Steam
Steam sells games, Steam sells software, Steam sells short films, Steam sells documentaries. And going by a SteamDB listing, Valve’s service is also about to start screening at least four big movies. The listing (viaxPaw @ NeoGAF) suggests that all the Mad Max movies are coming to Steam, from the 1979 original to 2015’s Fury…
By Luke Plunkett Published August 31, 2015