Stormvengers: Superheroes Meet Clone Troopers
Over the years writing for Unreality, I’ve learned that anything can be combined with anything when it comes to fan art, and I’ve been determined to find the most strange pairings out there. So far,…
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Marinko Milosevski’s Gorgeous Video Game Posters
Marinko Milosevski is not a name I recognize, which I find surprising. If someone is this talented and composing video game inspired art, chances are that I’ve heard of them doing this job when I…
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Thanks Grandma!
Some grandmas knit kittens and bible verses. Mine quotes Liam Neeson. Just kidding, I’m not going to try to take credit for this awesome piece of cross-stitching. That would be Redditor BehindtheHype’s friend who I…
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The Xbox One Reveal in 100 Seconds
I’ve been writing a whole bunch of articles about the Xbox One reveal over at my other job, so much so that I’m sick to death of it only 72 hours later. That said, I…
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Debate of the Day: Why is Backward Compatibility Important?
The Playstation 4 and Xbox One have now been officially announced, and the most clear proclamation made about either of them has been that neither will play last-generation games. Neither are backward compatible. Yes, there…
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“It’s Bigger on the Inside”
The idea of a magical, mystical object that’s bigger on the inside did not start or end with Doctor Who’s TARDIS, though it’s known for being associated with that phrase the most. Dern and O…
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Bartkira: The Strangest, Most Amazing Community Art Project I’ve Ever Seen
Well, this is exactly what it sounds like. Ryan Humphrey is getting a bunch of artists together to rewrite (and redraw) Akira starring Simpsons characters. Bart is Tetsuo, Milhouse is Kaneda, and a whole host…
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Street Fighter Leggings Raise an Important Issue
One of the quote “gayest” things I’ve ever said is when I remarked that it must be pretty fun to be a girl because they get to wear a lot of different, colorful pieces of…
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Real Life Slow Motion Kung-Fu with Shaolin Monks
We’ve all seen kung-fu fighting in slow motion across countless films ever since such cameras were invented, but rarely do we see such fighting skills recording at this high of speeds without the aid of…