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CultureAll Of Besiege Beaten With A Single, Perfect Machine
It’s hard not to marvel at the boundless (sometimes disturbing) creativity with which people approach Steam construction mega-hit Besiege. This, though, is different. Cold, mechanical precision. Infinite versatility. Doom. OK, maybe Niet Ivo‘s Doom Copter doesn’t look quite as intimidating as its suggests, but make no mistake: it will fuck your shit up. Well, if…
By Nathan Grayson Published February 26, 2015 -
Culture
McDonald’s Introduces Honey Butter French Fries in South Korea
It was bound to happen. This isn’t out of the blue. It makes perfectly good sense. In South Korea, McDonald’s is rolling out honey butter french fries. Last fall, Honey Butter Chips exploded in popularity across the country. As The Korea Times reported, the chips contained “sweet, sweet honey from beehives” and French “gourmet butter.”…
By Brian Ashcraft Published February 26, 2015 -
Culture
KFC Is Serving Edible Coffee Cups
When you get tired of the fried chicken, try the Seattle’s Best coffee and eat the cups. In the U.K. this summer, KFC is testing what it’s calling the “Scoff-ee,” a coffee cup made from cookie. According to Metro UK (via Mashable), the cup can be laced with different aromas, such as “coconut sun cream,…
By Brian Ashcraft Published February 26, 2015 -
CultureBroken Half-Life Is Scary Half-Life
The original Half-Life, in my opinion, is one of the most memorable games of all time. This, however, is not Half-Life as you remember it. Not at all. The purveyors of endless video game nightmare fuel over at Vinesauce got their hands on a Half-Life mod called Glitch-Life. In short, it randomizes Gordon Freeman’s legendary…
By Nathan Grayson Published February 25, 2015 -
CultureCosplay
Real Humans Become Comic Characters
Lianne Moseley is able to turn regular human beings into comic book superheroes, using only the powers of…a make-up brush. Just look at this! She-Hulk, Green Arrow, X-Men…even Archer, who isn’t really a comic book hero, but whatever, close enough. You can see more of Lianne’s work at her Facebook page (via Fashionably Geek). Contact…
By Luke Plunkett Published February 25, 2015 -
CultureGTA Race Comes To An Unexpected Halt
On today’s Highlight Reel we have races that come to an abrupt halt, ace paratroopers in Battlefield 4, spinning busses, strange NPCs and much, much more! Watch the video above, then link any of your favorite highlights in the comments, and be sure to check out, like and subscribe the original videos via the links…
By Chris Person Published February 25, 2015 -
CultureMod Turns Skyrim Into A Full-Blown Pirate Game
I just got done reading Red Seas Under Red Skies, so I’m super stoked on pirates right now. Luckily, I stumbled across a new Skyrim mod that turns Bethesda’s nigh-immortal fantasy role-player into a surprisingly robust pirate game. You get a ship, a crew, open seas to sail, and all sorts of loot to pillage.…
By Nathan Grayson Published February 25, 2015 -
CultureCosplay
The Cosplay and Anime Gap Bridged By an iPad
Take one cosplay. Add one iPad. What do you get? You get clever. These photos were spotted by Japanese Twitter user Kasyuu and retweeted over eleven thousand times. I like how naturally the outfit and the anime face of Love Live‘s Eli Ayase appear to come together. [Photos via Kasyuu] It’s almost like the iPad…
By Brian Ashcraft Published February 25, 2015 -
Culture
The Art Of The Total War Series
Just as I was talkingabout Total War, colour and character, here we go: an art book featuring concept and promo pieces dating all the way back to the very beginning of the series. Published by Titan, it was released last month, and along with dev commentary and behind-the-scenes info it features a ton of great…
By Luke Plunkett Published February 24, 2015 -
CultureExcited Counter-Strike Player Will Not Calm Down
We’ve all been there once or twice. Sometimes games are exciting. Sometimes we scream. This Counter-Strike player, though, is really into it. Nearly every shot, every bomb plant, and sometimes for no real reason at all. “OH SHIT. HOLY— OH MY GODDDD THAT WAS AMAZING.” Screaming, yelling, hollering. He never stops. Reckless Pug came across…
By Nathan Grayson Published February 24, 2015 -
Culture
Wanna know when a Steam game you can’t afford is on sale? Steam Alerts lets you pick a game, set a price, and wait until the stars align—at which point you’ll receive an email. It’s a handy tool for people who don’t have time to incessantly scour Steam with their own eyeballs, which is everybody.
By Nathan Grayson Published February 24, 2015 -
Culture
How To Make Edible Team Fortress 2 Food And… Drinkable Pee
Team Fortress 2 isn’t all guns and people screaming about the extent to which they are or are not on fire. Sometimes there’s food, too. But—no, no, stop trying to put your hand through the monitor—you can’t eat it. Or, you couldn’t. But now you can with these recipes, only one of which is for…
By Nathan Grayson Published February 23, 2015 -
Culture
Show Us Your Horrible Mess Of Video Game Cables
Electronic gadgets are cool. Knotted, tangled cables are not. Yet rarely will you find the one without t’other. Maybe you’ve done a good job of hiding your cable mess. But it’s still there, slumbering in the dark, flexing slowly of its own volition, using the long weeks and months to turn in on itself until…
By Kirk Hamilton Published February 23, 2015 -
CultureGTA Monster Truck Pops Car Like A Pimple
On today’s Highlight Reel we have baby tanks, magic rockets in Battlefield, confused monsters, crushing monster trucks in GTA V and more! Watch the video above, then link any of your favorite highlights in the comments, and be sure to check out, like and subscribe the original videos via the links below. Watch Dogs –…
By Chris Person Published February 23, 2015 -
Culture
Wizard Cat, Skilled In The Arts Of Cat Magic
Ari Targownik is an artist at S2Games, where he’s worked in games like Heroes of Newerth and the upcoming MOBA Strife. You can see more of Ari’s work at his personal site and 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 February 22, 2015