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Starbucks Name FAIL
January 8th, 2014 3:30 PMStarbucks baristas certainly aren't known for their spelling abilities.
Nyan Cat Creators Present "ZOOM"
January 8th, 2014 2:47 PMAlvin Risk and Chris Torres, the creators of the 2011 pixel art mega hit Nyan Cat, joined their forces to create yet another fantastic chiptune-inspired eye candy titled "ZOOM."
NPH Instagrams His Margarita Binge
January 8th, 2014 2:14 PM
"Let It Go" From Frozen Spawns Parodies
January 8th, 2014 1:30 PMThanks to the box office success of Frozen, this show tune from Disney's latest animated feature film has inspired quite a few parodies and covers since its premiere in December.
Breathtaking Video Game CGI
January 8th, 2014 12:30 PMCheck out this absurdly impressive, hyperreal CGI for the upcoming 2015 video game Get Even, which features scans of real environments that have been recreated in 3D.
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Starbucks Name FAIL
Starbucks baristas certainly aren't known for their spelling abilities.
Nyan Cat Creators Present "ZOOM"
Alvin Risk and Chris Torres, the creators of the 2011 pixel art mega hit Nyan Cat, joined their forces to create yet another fantastic chiptune-inspired eye candy titled "ZOOM."
"Let It Go" From Frozen Spawns Parodies
Thanks to the box office success of Frozen, this show tune from Disney's latest animated feature film has inspired quite a few parodies and covers since its premiere in December.
Breathtaking Video Game CGI
Check out this absurdly impressive, hyperreal CGI for the upcoming 2015 video game Get Even, which features scans of real environments that have been recreated in 3D.
