Video game rental service GameFly takes one hell of a shot at video game retailer GameStop in this new commercial.
Before the internet existed, millions of players toiled away in lonely obscurity to find the best way to beat the oh-so-hard games of yesteryear. Lots of us scribbled in notebooks, drew our own maps and called tips lines to figure out how to And then we shared this elusive information with others.
Minecraft griefers are scary. Real-life Minecraft griefers are even scarier. So watch out for flying pickaxes. And creepers.
This episode of Lore In A Minute brought to you by Husky, StarCraft commenter extraordinaire and apparent Star Fox expert.
Sadly, this is probably just a camera trick involving smoke and LED lights. But what if a man actually built a working Star Trek phaser? What if he used it to pop balloons? What if he brought it to a bank and took everybody hostage?
And if you must invite Batman to your birthday party, make sure it’s the nice one. Not the Christopher Nolan version.
YouTube wasn’t around in the 1990s. It didn’t open for business until 2005. Let’s pretend for 3:31 that it was around in the 1990s, though, because 1990s YouTube looks great.
The sun sets every day. And it rises, too. You can depend on things like that. Just like the yellow gas giant we orbit around, you can also depend on a new Call of Duty game coming out this year. No surprise there, right? But what kinds of terrible, death-dealing technology will it feature, you ask?
You know that old adage about how if you give a monkey a typewriter and an infinite amount of time, he’ll eventually write the complete works of William Shakespeare?
