Here is a tummy tickling compilation video of Vines from Zach King, the magic wizard of Vine. He’ll snatch cats out of computer screens, turn Rubik’s Cubes into candy, fly through beds and doors, jump out of his clothes, magically change colors of any object and more. It’s the most entertaining use of the 6 second medium because it’s just short enough to make me feel like magic can be real.
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I’m sorry. People who serve in the army make incredible sacrifices for their countries and I am incredibly thankful for them. They do amazing things. They make our lives a lot better. But I can’t help but laugh at this wonderful compilation of fails in the military. They look like failed skits on sketch comedy shows. Made by Hashtango, it’s a freaking riot to get through.
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Spotify is being sued by the electronic and dance music brand Ministry of Sound—because the streaming music company refuses to delete playlists which mirror its compilation albums.
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[Warning: If you have yet to complete BioShock Infinite, you should know the featured video contains a slight spoiler to a particular part of the game. It doesn’t spoil the game’s story, but it does spoil an unexpectedly scary part which will most likely make you jump when you experience it for the first time. You have been warned.]
BioShock Infinite has been on the minds of everyone for the past couple of weeks for its gorgeous, imaginative world as well as its fantastic story. But there’s one portion not many people are talking about, and that’s the sudden arrival of the Boy of Silence towards the late portions of the game. (more…)
By Ubergizmo. Related articles: Dark Souls 2 Highlighted In 12-Minute Gameplay Demo, The Legend Of Zelda: Majora’s Mask Mod Places Nicholas Cage’s Face On Everything, 
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To mark 25 years of dungeon crawling (and soft-resetting), Square-Enix has packaged together all of its core Final Fantasy titles for this elaborate fan-baiting package. Alongside discs for Final Fantasies I through XIII, the games-maker has packaged a numbered presentation plaque — replete with new artwork from renowned character artist Yoshitaka Amano — alongside a two-disc soundtrack and commemorative DVD. The price of a limited-edition slice of Final Fantasy heritage? A total of 35,000 gil yen, (around $450) will net you the compilation, which lands on December 18th. Japan residents can hit the source for preorder details, while global enthusiasts can read up on the full title (and format) breakdown — there’s no news of an international release just yet.
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