Looks like Freddie Wong has some ’sketchy’ competition. It turns out that he’s not the only one with a copy of Final Cut and action movie aspirations. These guys also have some weapons that they drew with jumbo chalk sticks and they’re not afraid to use them! Awesome stuff. But lets just hope for their sake it doesn’t start raining!

Get ready for an amazing stop-motion animation by Youtuber counter656. This little battle gem video has around 3000 stop-frame pictures and took 30 days of full-on production to get it right. The result is an awesome Gundam battle featuring a new guest, Saber Lily from Fate. Nerdcore.

The instakill is a firm favourite in first person shooters. There’s just something incredibly satisfying about taking someone out instantly with a single hit. CorridorDigital run through some of the best instakills and finish with arguably the most potent weapon of our time…

Next time you’re on the subway and there’s an old man who wants a seat but no one’s offering, then maybe you should step up and do the decent thing. Because if you don’t, you never know what chain of events could transpire. Either that or remember to bring a sword.

SubWars from SeanSoong on Vimeo.

If you are not the greatest fan of those furry midgets in Star Wars you’re gonna love this. One minute you’re cruising along in the forest of Endor on your speeder bike enjoying the breeze, then next thing you know you’ve impaled an ewok and your insurance rate is going through the roof. Christ. And worst of all, he’s not even dead so you have to do the decent thing and put him out of his misery. Thank god the whole ewok clan didn’t see. But wait. Uh-oh…

Boromir was right, one does not simply walk into Mordor, they ‘Rock their body’ through the black gates… Today is a special day for you because today is the day you see Lord Sauron shake his booty and get down with the fellowship to prove that all that fighting and unpleasant business was just a show for the cameras. Once they stop rolling this is how they do things in Middle Earth. One dance to rule them all.

It’s time to think happy thoughts as you experience another hauntingly brilliant Disney Pixar mashup from that guy who brought you the equally amazing Upular. If you haven’t heard of Nick Bertke (AKA Pogo), you’re in for a treat. He’s the best there is at what he does and what he does is very nice.

It’s a good thing the world’s got an appetite for animated shorts set in post-apocalyptic landscapes because there sure does seem to be a lot of them. Maybe we’re psychologically readying ourselves for the inevitable doomsday that’s going to sew humanity’s end.

Ever played Uncharted? Well, now you can win the chance to meet the creators of the PlayStation® game Uncharted and create your own in-game multiplayer character for Uncharted 3. All you have to do is audition and prove you are as good as Nathan Drake. Impress the judges and you go in the running for the final prize!

Check it out here – http://www.theunchartedaudition.com/uk

it’s a pretty immersive game, with real mystery and location and characters that you love and hate. It’s a bit like ‘playing’ inside a film that’s unraveling. What you might not know is that the characters you see in the game are played by real actors, acting out the scenes whilst being motion captured. Their movements and facial expressions are taken and animated by the team at Naughty Dog’s studio where Uncharted is made:

The action heroes of video games are no longer just drawings and pixels, with motion capture your favourite PlayStation® game characters come to life using real actors. Watch to hear from Nolan North and Emily Rose who play Nathan Drake and Elena, about where they draw their inspiration from to play their characters.

Go behind the scenes at Naughty Dog’s studio where they created Uncharted for PlayStation®, and see what inspired the cast and crew including writer and creative director Amy Hennig, to create the most cinematic video game experience ever made.

Uncharted wouldn’t be possible without the cutting edge cinematic technology and creative genius available at PlayStation® and Naughty Dog. Meet the technical experts behind the game and hear what it takes to get from the motion capture studio to the finished product.

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A short, surreal Animation by Paris Mavroidis (Music by Kaki King). With stylish animation and eye catching choreography inspired by Busby Berkeley (Google him if you have no idea who that is – SHAME on you!), mass gymnastics and experimental cinema from the 20s and 30s. In short it’s a cute dose of nostalgia and exactly what’s needed on a dreary Thursday afternoon