ianbrooks:

Vidya Game Controllers X-Rayed

Ever wondered what your favorite game controllers’ skeletons looked like? You did? That’s kind of freaky but I wont judge. In fact, I got these just for you. Enjoy, but like… dont enjoy it too much, you know? 

(source: reddit / via: kotaku)

(Source: oh-my-so-umai)

ianbrooks:

Skyrim Valentine’s Day Cards by Jemma Salume

Jemma’s special VDay cards are perfect for the wandering Redguard or feral Khajiit you’re been questing after. The Thieve’s Guild stole all my belongings, Valentine, but you stole my heart.

Artist: deviantart / twitter / livejournal

 (via Jemma’s tumblr: oxboxer)

mrshabba:

Hyrulean Travel Posters

by Dean Walton

A new limited edition set of retro prints inspired by my all-time favourite places in Hyrule!  Now available in a range of sizes in poster or canvas form at GamerPrint.

bowtiecat:

A unique take on some popular gaming properties by Lechaftoris Boris.

insanelygaming:

Bioshock Plasmids - by Stefan Petit

Society6 || Twitter || DeviantArt

(Source: insanelygaming)

ianbrooks:

Still Life: Vidya Gaemz by Duncan Harris

Duncan Harris takes photography of the beautiful vistas you often overlook, trample, or blow up in the virtual world of video games. From Duncan, and quite possibly my favorite quote of forever:

“I think what it boils down to is that there’s just an awful lot of dumb shit in videogames, much of it by necessity, underneath and between which is some truly stupendous art. We know, or at the very least /suspect/ that it’s there, but as players it’s impossible to know its extent. A really bad analogy would be something like Mount Rushmore. An incredible and iconic feat of construction, a really commanding spectacle - but have you ever actually been there? The observation point’s miles away! But then you watch North By Northwest or buy a postcard and it’s magnificent again. Imagine the view from the Mount Rushmore lookout post and put a man in fancy dress in front of it tea-bagging a mannequin, reading lines from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace like they were Shakespeare”.

Artist: website / flickr

(via: kotaku)

justinrampage:

With Jonathan Fletcher’s re-imagined 3D Mario and Luigi designs finished for Polycount.com, he quickly put together this awesome select screen animation as seen below. Theme music by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

This really does need to be created. I’d play the hell out of it.

Super Mario Bros. - Gulf of Mexico - by Jonathan Fletcher

Via: Geekologie

ianbrooks:

Bioshock 2: Big Sister Papercraft by Dominik Kempen

If you would like to make you’re own, learn how to HERE

(via: Insanely Gaming)

(Source: insanelygaming)

ianbrooks:

Assassin’s Creed Nouveau by S. Strand

A beautiful series by Strand, who wanted to balance the seriousness of the game with humerus captions to, you know, lighten the mood of silently stabbing somebody in a crowd.

(via: Buzz Feed)