Remember Mario Paint? The 1992 Super Nintendo game gave you the option to sketch and color images using a mouse, so Mike Matei spent a staggering four months using that technology to recreate the intro to the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated series. Why? The better question is, why not? Take a look at the impressively-created video (the characters' motion comes across very well), and then let Mike show you in painstaking detail how he made this possible.
I'd say I was surprised that it took the internet until 2016 to get around to doing this, but then again it seems like an incredibly excruciating process, so I guess I actually can believe it took that long.
Via: Sploid...
I'd say I was surprised that it took the internet until 2016 to get around to doing this, but then again it seems like an incredibly excruciating process, so I guess I actually can believe it took that long.
Via: Sploid...
- 12/7/2016
- by Ben Pearson
- GeekTyrant
James Rolfe created the Angry Video Game Nerd character and webseries after putting together a few short videos complaining about old Nintendo games, such as Ljn releases. Soon, as popularity grew, Angry Nintendo Nerd had to be changed to Angry Video Game Nerd so his character could delve into a larger oeuvre of terrible video games from the past. A lover of film and a director of shorts himself, Rolfe and his team often develop creative references to classic films throughout the videos, though still keeping the tone juvenile. Now, Avgn videos are just one of several series and columns on Rolfe’s website cinemassacre.com
His feature length-movie, about hunting down the long-rumoured stockpile of E.T. Atari cartridges buried in New Mexico, had its international premiere at Fantasia 2014, with co-director and longtime friend Kevin Finn in attendance with the Nerd himself. Rolfe took a few moments out of his...
His feature length-movie, about hunting down the long-rumoured stockpile of E.T. Atari cartridges buried in New Mexico, had its international premiere at Fantasia 2014, with co-director and longtime friend Kevin Finn in attendance with the Nerd himself. Rolfe took a few moments out of his...
- 7/31/2014
- by Kenny Hedges
- SoundOnSight
The internet was understandably awash with excitement yesterday (April 29) when the main cast of Star Wars Episode VII was finally announced.
Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill are confirmed to be returning to the sci-fi franchise, along with several newcomers including Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver and Andy Serkis.
Hover over the image above to see who's who in Star Wars: Episode VII
A round-up of social media reaction to the news is presented below:
Digital Spy
"I think what people are forgetting is Harrison Ford is returning and will most likely be the lead with a big role in the film. That being said I would love to have seen the rumoured Gary Oldman cast in the film. He had great chemistry opposite Harrison Ford in Air Force One and is a very underrated actor - who most likely would not have taken too much spotlight from new cast members.
Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill are confirmed to be returning to the sci-fi franchise, along with several newcomers including Oscar Isaac, Adam Driver and Andy Serkis.
Hover over the image above to see who's who in Star Wars: Episode VII
A round-up of social media reaction to the news is presented below:
Digital Spy
"I think what people are forgetting is Harrison Ford is returning and will most likely be the lead with a big role in the film. That being said I would love to have seen the rumoured Gary Oldman cast in the film. He had great chemistry opposite Harrison Ford in Air Force One and is a very underrated actor - who most likely would not have taken too much spotlight from new cast members.
- 4/30/2014
- Digital Spy
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