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It’s the Skyrim mod you didn’t know you wanted—one which replaces all the dragons with Thomas the Tank Engine.
And the usually placid and well-meaning Thomas is turned into a monster, consumed with a hunger to swallow the world.
Poor Gollum, what a life he’s had, fated to turn into a jealous monster and have people do crappy impressions of him, thinking they’re hilarious.
And here you can relive his journey, in drawn form, from Hobbit creature to wretched slime-ball, caught between love and hatred for the ring.
Master swordsmith Tony Swatton has been forging the internet’s favorite weapons from video games, movies, and television and providing many a geekgasm.
In this particular clip, he tackles Bilbo’s Sting from The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and then uses it to slay a watermelon.
Bitcoin, you’ve no doubt heard of it, but have you any idea of just what exactly it’s all about?
If you’ve been watching the news probably not, but, admirably, YouTuber Phil Calfee attempts to piece it all together using that news footage that seems to make it all so confusing.
You’ve got more chance of being struck by lightning while waving around a winning lottery ticket than you have of finding a pack of double-yolk eggs.
But while you might not find a whole pack, these guys have developed a phone app that can detect double-yolk eggs using magic — well, hacked firmware and ultrasound pulses.
Meet Ralph H. Baer, he’s the German-born inventor of the Magnavox Odyssey, the first gaming console ever.
So if you call yourself a gamer and you don’t know who this guy is, quickly watch this and get up to speed and we’re say no more about it.
The new Hunger Games movie hits theatres soon, and it looks like Katniss Everdeen is taking out all the competition.
From Ned Stark to Indiana Jones, Katniss has got such badass aim she can hit characters from other fictional universes.
You may or may not have noticed, depending on whether you’ve got eyes or not, but people are a little peeved at YouTube’s new comment system.
So Dan Bull, ever a poet of the people, puts how we all feel about it in listenable rap form, not that anyone at Google will be listening.
