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This 90’s League of Legends Is Absolutely Hilarious
Ever wondered how games that we play today would look like if they were advertised way back in the 90’s? I know it is pretty random but Rizenvisual, a video game parody YouTube channel has put together an insanely hilarious idea of what it might have been like. Assuming your Intel 486 PC is connected to the world wide web, it should take around 3,000 floppy disks and just over a few days to install League of Legends. This video takes me back to the day I used to play 8-Bit Prince of Persia and Snake Logan on my faithful cathode-ray PC, which worked quite well till my brother decided to give the PC a bath.
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What If You Could Get Patches For People?
You know how there are people that you kinda find a little more than irritating but you sort of have to put up with them for various reasons, like maybe an annoying cousin, a person in college or even someone in the work place. Things would be much easier if you could maybe download patches for these people and fix them right? But its even more tricky if you happen to feel this way about that “special person.” If your significant other snores, or forgets date or has some sort of flaw, it’d be pretty efficient to have a patch to fix that. Then again, we don’t want to be dating robots, flaws is a part of makes us human. And as much as some would really want something like this, it remains a fantasy. But this video by GoodGame Web Series shows you what that might be li...
Samuel L Jackson Voices Destiny’s Ghost
Peter Dinklage, the Game of Thrones actor did the voice of the AI companion Ghost in Bungie’s Destiny. Wouldn’t you think it’d be pretty cool if Pulp Fiction actor Samuel L. Jackson did that very same part? Thanks to YouTuber t0nin0t we know what that would sound like. The video replaces Ghost’s dialogue with some memorable movie lines, and its pretty funny and maybe a little inappropriate. Do you think we they should hire Jackson for Destiny 2? Let us know in the comments below.