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Why Robin Makes Batman Better UC Berkeley student Derek Low is a master of science and technology. Here he uses his vast powers to create a dorm room that reacts to his every whim, even if that whim is playing irritating house music.
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The best part about opting for a video game themed halftime show is that it’s going to be performed by band nerds. These kids probably know “Yoshi’s Theme” better than any other cross section on campus. The above performance, from the recent UC Berkeley versus Washington State football contest features tunes and bitmap band formations from Tetris, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario World, Mortal Kombat and more. They seem to get a little winded at parts, understandably, but it’s a solid performance nonetheless.
Thanks to Christopher at the official Capcom blog for the link.
