Guardians of the Galaxy if it were an 8-bit Nintendo Game
Apparently there’s been a big cry from gamers to see Guardians of the Galaxy in 8-Bit form. Sure enough, 8-Bit Cinema has given the people what they want. In this video you can see Guardians…
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Disgusting the Zigzagoon: Partners in Crime (Pokemon Comic)
Another classic Pokemon comic. Enjoy! (Comic by Figuritas)
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Ninja Stormtrooper is Just One of Many Badass Digital art Pieces from Reza Ilyasa
I don’t know much about Reza Ilyasa (or he sometimes goes by Marskeeper) but I did know that the second I saw this amazing photo of a Stormtrooper armored up to the teeth not to…
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When it Comes to Original Product Names, Nintendo Takes the Cake
When it comes to naming new products many companies have a tough time coming up with something flashy to convey the latest features or changes that we should be looking for. Not Nintendo. The use…
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A Lesson in Click Bait at the Local University
In case you’re having trouble reading it says “Plumbers hate him, find out why here.” This is an excellent lesson in the art of click bait by a wonderfully creative professor. Look at the color…
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If Youtubers Committed Other Crimes (Comic)
In yet another awesome comic by Dorkly, this time the subject of Youtube users is tackled. This is a hilarious take on the world of copyright infringement.
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Iconic Video Game Vehicles Illustrated by Ido Yehomovitz
This is an amazing set of images by Ido Yehimovitz, an Israeli illustrator and article. The images were created for a feature article on website Highsnobiety. The images focus on one of the video…
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5 Video Game Ninjas That Hold a Special Place in Our Hearts
It’s well established that ninjas rule everything around them and are totally sweet. Video game creators certainly know this fact, so it’s no surprise that ninjas have appeared in various video games throughout the years. …
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The 2-Year-Long Insect Alphabet by Paula Duta
We’ve featured numerous artistic alphabets on Unreality before but definitely nothing like this. According artist Paula Duta: I worked on this personal project for about 2 years. Yes, 2 years. It was something I didn’t…