Even if Splash Damage’s Brink wasn’t so great to most, it still gathered some kind of following and fandom between select gamers. The game had a sort of charm to it, and as Kotaku pointed out, the art direction was suburb.
Laurens Corijn, an artist for Splash Damage, recently took the task of using a real-life Nerf gun and modding it to look identical to an assault rifle used in Brink. He also posted a very in-depth guide to the process. Check it out at their official blog and perhaps even attempt it yourself.
Have you guys all seen the YouTube video of the kid who made ridiculous amounts of Halo weapons out of cardboard? Well, this is the same thing, but a bit more extreme.
Showcased in the above video is a YouTube user by the name of Gradun66 who has made an exact replica of the pistol featured in Halo 1. It has a functioning magazine and bolt-action. There even seems to be a Battle Rifle of the same quality he is working on in the back.
The latest Halo game, Halo 3: ODST, will hit the market exclusively for the Xbox 360 on September 22nd.
It seems that a tattoo and casemod artist by the name of GivinTats was displeased with the current look for the PS 3 and decided to take matters into his own hands.
What you see above is his creation; an alien touting Playstation 3 case. How did he do it?
Well, he used his artistic skills to hand mold epoxy putty into the various forms you see above. After that he covered his work in a layer of black paint and was done.
Any bets on how long it takes for this to appear on eBay?
A modder by the name of Logicdustbin was evidently displeased with the current game offerings for Macand decided to take matters into his own hands.
Logicdustbin took an old, circa 1998 iMac, gutted it, stuck a Dreamcast in it, and rewired the computers power button to power the console. After installing a modern day LCD, along with relocating the controller ports, he was finished.
What you see above is a video showcasing his creation, a peice of hardware he calls iCast.
Looking to build a new gaming rig and get ready for all of the hottest games this year? Don’t have a budget? Ok good.
TechRadar has recently put up a list of what they think are the best PC video cards money can buy. Yes, that does mean some of them are expensive but whoever said gaming is cheap?
A few cards that made the cut are the Nvidia GeForce GTX 295, ATI Radeon 4870 X2, and the Nvidia GeForce GTX 285. Those are numbers 1, 2 and 3 respectively.
Maybe you need a video card thats good, but a little less expensive. Then head here to see the full article.
