The partnership between Hasbro and Machinima that gave us last year’s Transformers: Combiner Wars series bears new fruit next week, when Titans Returns brings some of the largest disguised robots in the toy box out to play.
In the first of four prelude videos leading to the Transformers: Combiner Wars animated series, Autobot leader Optimus Prime recalls how he ended the last great war. Here’s a hint: one stands, one falls.
This is what the first official Transformers animated series for adults looks like. So far, so good.
Damn, Rick and Morty fit surprisingly well within the world of Fallout 4.
For some Skyrim players, reading about the Lusty Argonian Maid simply isn’t enough.
Youtube’s Cosmic Contrarian spent upwards of 120 hours planning, recording and implementing this spectacular Fallout 4 battle, in which a 20,000 strong Synth/Assaultron robot army march on the Commonwealth. Then things blow up. A lot.
Around the launch of the Xbox One, the YouTube network Machinima held a special campaign for its clients: Make a positive video about Microsoft’s newest console, and you’ll get paid extra. Also, you’re not allowed to talk about any of this.
Siege engine building sim Besiege is far more than just a vehicle for funny robots. What better way to show it than with an epic story-driven machinima series?
Before you can understand one of the most popular Tomb Raider porn videos online, you need to know about a key scene in a recent Tomb Raider game.
The stuff we see in superhero movies is usually the action, or things relevant to the story. What about everything that happens in-between those moments? What is that stuff like? One GTA machinima series finds out.
Remember Fallout's crazy superheroes? ShoddyCast gives us a neat machinima of one of Fallout's more zany storylines, and it's worth a watch.
No matter where you are in the new zones of World of Warcraft, Khadgar, the main NPC of the expansion, will pop up randomly to bug you. He's everywhere. Thanks, MMO mechanics. Slightly Impressive's recent machinima is about him and about other, similarly elaborate observations of Draenor.
Are there any kinds of nerds that are more intense than video game nerds? Oh, right: theater nerds. So what happens when you put the two of them together? You get a dude dressed Altaïr belting out some dulcet tones about how he needs to take a "leap of faith," obviously.
It's time for some more Fallout lore, and being that it's Halloween, what better place to focus on than Fallout 3's Point Lookout?
Desperate times call for desperate measures—and when players are running low on food, there's no telling what they'll do in DayZ to survive.
