Category Archive: Videos/Animations

Any cool videos or animations that we find.

May 24

Delta Six: A Sort of New Kind of Controller

Did you ever want to play first-person shooter with motion controls but wasn’t on the Wii and looked like a real gun? Well then this is definitely the controller for you. Okay, so it’s a bit more immersive than the Wii remote, looking like an actual gun an all, but aside from a few more …

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May 23

Lindsey Stirling and William Joseph Cover The Main Theme from Halo

Lindsey Stirling is back, teaming up with pianist William Joseph, to give us a very classy, very energetic cover of the main theme from Halo. I always love these videos. Not only are they great arrangements but just great to watch too. Both performers as well as the editing pay close attention to showmanship, making …

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May 22

Man-At-Arms: Cloud’s Buster Sword Sure is Heavy

If anyone ever tells you that Cloud’s Buster Sword is unrealistic…they’re right! Holy moly this thing is huge and unsurprisingly, it weighs a lot. I think I might ask him to make Nightmare’s Soul Edge.

May 22

The Big Reveal: The Newest Xbox

GameTrailers In case you missed it yesterday, here’s the Xbox event where the newest Xbox was officially revealed.

May 21

Smooth McGroove Goes to the Moon – DuckTales Cover

Smooth McGroove’s take on what I hear is the best chiptune song in NES history. I definitely see why so many people enjoy this song, it’s just so full of energy and action and it’s so upbeat. A lot of old school games used their music to make you really excited to be where you …

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May 21

Node: History of Star Fox 64 – Puppets in Space

Some interesting little tidbits behind one of the best N64 games to come out. I love hearing about the inspiration for some of these games, and who would have guessed that Star Fox had so much history grounded in reality. Also, I think I know the reason why I love the Star Fox series so …

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May 21

Not Sure Which Indie Games to be Interestined In? Here’s 55 Indie Games in 5 Minutes

It seems that indie games are definitely approaching the quality of GCN/PS2 era games, and that’s a good thing because some of those games had a perfect blend of technology and design. I’m definitely going to keep all the game from this video on my radar, if they weren’t already.

May 20

ReRezTV: Bart Simpson’s House of Weirdness

You know why there were so many amazing games based on cartoon franchises in the early 90′s? They pretty much didn’t care about the franchises they were based on. They had the freedom to do whatever they wanted basically. That being said, it doesn’t surprise me that a platformer like this is awful, but I …

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May 20

Pach-Attack: Nextbox Predictions

Pach-Attack! 1) Kinect is Bundled in Every Box This is what I’ve been saying should happen. You want to know why we have seen some pretty innovative things with Wii U Gamepad and Wii Remote? It’s because those were bundled with their respective consoles. Everyone had it. You know why we saw less with the …

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May 20

Rocking Out is Eternal – Sonic Adventure 2 Medley by jpareck95 and Swiggles1987

Now this is cool. Despite it’s totally (mostly) awesome soundtrack, I’m a bit surprised I don’t come across more Sonic Adventure 2 covers. This medley includes the songs from City Escape, Dry Lagoon, Prison Lane, Cosmic Wall and then finishes with the theme to the game Live and Learn. If you were to tell me …

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May 19

Really Freakin’ Clever: Diddy Kong Racing – Dueling Item Systems

I actually kind of disagree with Josh in this video. I don’t think Mario Kart’s random items makes Mario Kart feel unfair (three blue shells in a row is kind of unheard of). All they do is put a greater risk at being in the lead and keeps the race pretty even through out. While …

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May 18

Accordion Zelda on IPad

You know what we don’t see enough of? Accordion music. You know what else we don’t see enough of? Accordion music performed on an Ipad? Let’s start solving this travesty with this video. I love my Ipad because of apps that do a great job of simulating instruments. Even though I’m not a very good …

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May 18

Nintendo Direct: Nintendo and Sega, Together at Last?

Wow, what a Nintendo Direct. New Sonic game along with a new Mario and Sonic game (with one more on the way), some more info on Super Luigi U, Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D, and Pikmin 3. I can’t wait to see what they unveil at E3, especially since participating Best Buys will be demoing …

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May 18

ScrewAttack’s Video Game Vault: Axelay – Mode 7!!!!!!

ScrewAttack’s Video Game Vault It’s a shame that we don’t see too many more shmups being made making. Just like how the Wii reinvigorated the sports game and rail shooter genre, I’m sure that between the game pad, Wii motion plus, Kinect, Move, tablets, etc. that we can’t see some cool stuff done with the …

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May 15

History of Gaming: Chip-Chip-Chip-Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers

  About 3/4 quarters of the way, the conversation takes a kind of weird turn.   Anyways, I wonder if after Duck Tales and Castle of Illusion, Disney will make an HD remake of this game? Afterall, it’s one of those nostalgic platformers that has aged visually, but still represents an era where 2D platformers …

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