Humanity +1,000,000. Some kindhearted window washers decided to dress up like Spider-Man and Captain America while they washed the windows at at Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee proving that the world isn’t such a crappy place after all.
Bonus vid below.
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@albotas has 1,999 Twitter followers. If I’ve done my calculations correctly, we only need one more follower to hit 2,000. Follow us for an invigorating sense of satisfaction.
Let’s celebrate with a classic video of the most awesome cephalopod of them all (aside from our beloved Albotapus mascot), the Mimicking Octopus.
Just kidding, no one died. Yet.
Weta Workshop, the New Zealand based prop house most known for their work on the Lord of the Rings movies, gifted Valve this life-size, animatronic, talking, targeting turret from the Portal games.
Lookit.
And here’s a video of the Sentry Turret in motion-detecting action.
I don’t think I’m alone in needing a small army of these for my front yard.
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Watch Kilian Martin and Alfredo Urbon tear it up together on a custom board built for two. Okay, so it’s really an Smart Car ad, but it’s still awesome, so watch!
And while you’re at it, check out the making-of spot.
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Everything about this skateboarding Darth Vader piece by blouharthur is freaking perfect. Gotta’ love when street artists stragically juxtapose their pieces with real-world surroundings.
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Akuma, Blanca, and Sagat by Shiryu-TGC on deviantART.
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Capcom teamed up with fashion label Punk Drunkers to make some limited edition Rockman apparel including the ballin’-ass hoodie pictured above. The sleeve turns into a Mega Buster, fools!!! And that black one is all kinds of hot. 14,700 yen ($189 US) is pretty steep though.
The t-shirts will set you back 5,250 yen ($67 US).
Kind of glad I don’t have that kind of money to throw around right now because I’d probably wear the hoodie everywhere and “pew-pew” complete strangers in public. Who wouldn’t though, am I right?
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Domo Arigato is an art project by Dusseldorf-based illustrator and art director Mago, aka Magomed Dovjenko that combines popular Japanese cartoon and video game characters like Astro Boy, Hello Kitty, Sailor Moon, and Pikachu with luxury fashion brands and streetwear labels such as Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Gucci, Stussy, and COMME des FUCK DOWN.
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Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! was the second NES game I ever owned (Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt being the first, obviously) and it gave 6-year-old me the hardest freaking time ever. Seriously, I could never get past Bald Bull for some reason.
If the Punch-Out!! series holds a special place in your heart as it does mine, you might want to check out the unofficial Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out!! Encyclopedia. It contains a history of the game including old magazine ads, hacked ROMs, and fan art.
There’s still 25 days left to fund the project and so far they’ve made $13,753 of their $25,000 goal. If they meet the goal, they’ll make a limited run of 200 books. Donate $10 for a digital copy, and $125 or more for a hardcover that will rock your coffee table’s socks off.
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Wind-up Koopa graffiti troopa sticker street art spotted by nefasth.
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Capybara Games (Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP, Sound Shapes) just posted the trailer for their upcoming Xbox LIVE Arcade pixelicious action romp Super TIME Force. This trailer has a huge 90’s Saturday morning cartoon vibe, which we’re totally all about.
If your guts are craving more of this righteousness, check out some gameplay in the vid below.
Seriously, it’s like Contra, Metal Slug, and Gunstar Heroes had an orgy in a bathtub full of drugs at a chiptune rave. I think I’m pregnant.
The most influential fighting game of all time officially turns 25 today! Let’s celebrate with some of our favorite Street Fighter street art that we’ve featured on our Daily Graffiti segment throughout the years along with a few pieces you’ve probably never seen before.
Bill Watterson may have never given up the rights to his beloved comic strip, but that doesn’t stop people on the internet from making cool stuff like this Calvin & Hobbes video game start menu by Johan VINET. I can see it now: Calvinball levels, sledding levels, wagon levels, Spaceman Spiff levels… shit, why hasn’t anyone just made their own homebrew Calvin & Hobbes game yet? Jerks.
![[Chiptune Damage] Game Boys Are Sooo Mainstream. Pianocade Makes Chiptunes A Little Bit More Awesome
The Pianocade takes chiptuning to a whole new level by combining a standard piano key layout with arcade buttons and a joystick. It’s fully customizable, works with 5-pin or USB midi, and is completely open source. You can even wear it on a guitar strap for added freshness!
The Pianocade comes in three delicious flavors: One Octave ($250CDN), Two Octaves ($325CDN), and if you feel like getting your hands dirty and building your own, the electronics only kid is just $100CDN. Pre-order here.
Check out some videos of the Pianocade in bleepybloopy action below.
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The Pianocade takes chiptuning to a whole new level by combining a standard piano key layout with arcade buttons and a joystick. It’s fully customizable, works with 5-pin or USB midi, and is completely open source. You can even wear it on a guitar strap for added freshness!
The Pianocade comes in three delicious flavors: One Octave ($250CDN), Two Octaves ($325CDN), and if you feel like getting your hands dirty and building your own, the electronics only kid is just $100CDN. Pre-order here.
Check out some videos of the Pianocade in bleepybloopy action below.
(via Engadget)
