8-Bit Renditions of Iconic Punches
Artist Aled Lewis has come up with my favorite digital art series I’ve seen in quite some time. He’s taken a whole host of iconic movie and TV punches, and rendered them in 8-bit form….
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A Surprisingly Touching Rendition of Coldplay’s “Fix You” By a Random Call of Duty Player
Normally behavior in a game of Call of Duty is to immediately mute everyone in your lobby other than those you’re on party chat with. One player though that he should do just that when…
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Pokederp? Derpomon?
Artist Aniforce recent undertook the rather ambitious project of derp-fying all 151 Pokemon from the original game. The “derp” face originated on the internet, and it’s sort of hard to describe exactly. It’s just….derp. When…
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The Saddest Khajiit
(click to enlarge) I’ve played a lot of Elder Scrolls over the years, but I’ve never made my character a Khajiit before. I mean, cat people? Come on. Even if they’re cool cats like tigers,…
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Telltale: The Sixth Form of Storytelling
The way I see it, there are five traditional ways to tell a story in modern media. 1. Film 2. Television 3. Books 4. Comics 5. Video Games And as you’ll note, we cover all…
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Samurai Mass Effect
I featured MyCK’s art a few days ago for his trio of Legend of Zelda-inspired samurai pieces, but it turns out that was just the tip of the iceberg. Rather, he has a far more…
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Pokemon Re-Toon-ified
I know, I know, I’ve totally been slacking on my Pokemon lately, heavily favoring Disney and Star Wars instead. There’s only so much I can do people! Anyway, we’re back to Pocket Monsters with this…
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Legend of Zelda, Samurai Edition
Artist MyCKs recently has started going crazy with some samurai-themed art that gives ancient makeovers to modern pop culture characters. First up is his series transforming the characters from The Legend of Zelda. I think…
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The Roving Psychopath of DayZ
DayZ is a survivalist game where you try to live in a zombie-infested countryside where your character can actually break bones and die from drinking bleach. But more often than not, it’s not the zombies…