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The LEGO Classic TV Series Batcave Has All The ’60s Batman
Slide-able Batpoles! A Batmobile with a clearly labeled “Emergency Bat-Turn Lever!” Cesar Romero’s Joker, complete with makeup’d over ‘stache! An official “DICK” LEGO piece! Kapow! Whamm! Zooomm! The classic Batman television series hit the airwaves on January 12, 1966, so LEGO has put together a 2,526 piece tribute to that monument to campiness in the…
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UncategorizedLEGO Rainbow Six Siege Is Pretty Accurate
A whole round of Rainbow Six environmental destruction with LEGO counter-terrorist operators, made by YouTubers Blacksheep Pictures It’s a stop motion video with some proper Tachanka and Glaz action (pretty cool minifigs by the way). They did a great job translating the gameplay properly. The only difference is the smiling LEGO heads. To contact the…
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UncategorizedWatch Mortal Kombat X‘s Four New Kombatants Get Their Fight On
How I’ve missed you, Bo’ Rai Cho. Alien, Leatherface, Triborg—those guys want to kill me. You just want to get drunk, throw up on me and maybe fart in my face. It’s like they made my older brother a Mortal Kombat character. Good old Bo’ Rai Cho is one of the four new fighters coming…
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UncategorizedStarCraft II Mod Lets You Play As… Drunk Dwarves
It’s made using StarCraft II’s map editor, but the only things that reminds us of StarCraft in Dwarven Combat are the floor tiles and maybe the chat. Everything else is based around dwarves (who are drunk, of course) fighting each other. Dwarven Combat is a smart little arcade game in StarCraft II made by a…
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UncategorizedToday’s Feat of Minecraft Engineering: A Working Submarine
Admittedly it looks and moves more like a worm (it’s even partly made of slime blocks), but hey, it’s underwater and it keeps you dry. A bit proof of concept-y, but it’s a Minecraft submarine. Designed by Minecrafter Alex_you, the sub is constructed out of slime and redstone blocks and glass, with glowstone for lighting…
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UncategorizedPyramid Head’s Giant Blade is Unwieldy, but Devastating in Real Life
No household item stands a chance against the Great Knife, even if it takes a while to swing, or angrily poke with. Man at Arms, purveyor of real-life pop culture melee weapons, chose the iconic Silent Hill villain’s iconic weapon—the variant that “looks like a giant Rambo knife,” as they put it—as their next project.…
By András Neltz