An accomplished short by Tom Teller in which a wistful robotic kitchen porter is promised a release from his drudgery.
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Australian video artist Nick ‘Pogo’ Bertke’s personal tribute (yes, that’s him throughout) to the musical ouevre of Star Trek TNG’s science officer and captain. To wit:
Data & Picard is my tribute to one of the greatest TV series of all time. It is an original track featuring the voices of Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart) and Commander Data (Brent Spiner), accompanied by a music video I shot entirely in my living room with a green screen and lights. The track opens with the Klingon Victory Song, followed by a remix of Data singing Che Gelida Manina in the episode ‘In Theory’. This episode was the first ever to be directed by Patrick Stewart and I didn’t realize this until after the track was finished.
Galway DJ Jimmy Penguin (right) took on the world’s best gamers at Milan Games Week last week, finishing ItabashiZangief (left) – the tournament’s top seeded Street Fighter player – with a barrage of special moves.
Full on Penguin action from 5.30 to 13.30.
A 19 minute compilation of all the Tom Cruise running scenes by Andy Schneider and Jonathan Britnell. To wit:
Every Tom Cruise Run. Ever. Not speed walking. Not jogging. RUNNING.
An award-winning, appropriately seasonal 2013 short by Spanish animators Marc Riba and Anna Solanas about a boy isolated in a house besieged by a horde of stray dogs.
Not for kids.
The Bank Of England’s new plastic polymer five pound note, released last month, rigorously tested by this reviewer and used as a record stylus by Michael Ridge.
Announced earlier this year, Nintendo’s re-releases its iconic NES videogame console next month.
Packed with 8-bit classics like the Super Mario Bros trilogy, the first Zelda, Final Fantasy, Donkey Kong and more, the console has been bumped up to HD, and allows for instant game-saving, a nod to the old-school difficulty of the games.
Avaiable for pre-order now at various game shops for €65-70.
BONUS:
A split-screen comparison of gameplay on the original NES and the new box.
Should you find that NEScessary.
NEScessary.
Suit yourselves.