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[Editor’s Note: This video contains some NSFW language.]

Rockstar Games’ L.A. Noire was quite a unique gaming experience as it was heavy on the sleuthing and light on the action. That doesn’t necessarily mean it was a bad game as I enjoyed my time with the game very much and have nothing but fond memories of not only the game itself, but the amazing motion-capture technology that was used.

As great as the motion-capture technology was for L.A. Noire, humans are imperfect and have a tendency to mess up from time to time when they’re made to perform the same routine over and over again. Thankfully, when creating L.A. Noire, someone decided to create an in-game blooper reel that transferred the actors’ blunders onto their in-game characters, which makes this to be a unique blooper reel.

You’ll witness a number of moments where a voice actor’s tongue suddenly propels out of their mouth as they mess up a line, make weird faces and even comment on what we assume was the passing of gas from one of the voice actors.

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Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us will be releasing on May 7 for the PlayStation 3, and the trailers that have been released for the game have already colored us impressed. We’ve seen the game’s story slowly progress as well as a number of stealth-action sequences, but the gameplay footage that’s been released today shows a completely different side of The Last of Us.

The gameplay footage that was captured by GamesHQMedia shows just three minutes of in-game footage, but it does a lot in those three minutes. In the video, we see Joel making his way through a dark train station that’s filled with what looks to be infected zombies, which are randomly shuffling around through the station. Ellie assists Joel as she whispers suggestions to him in order to help with the dangerous process of getting rid of each of the infected that are in their way.

What makes the footage so great is the sound effects, which we’re sure once the game releases, we’ll be jumping all over our couch at any little creepy sound effect we hear in the dark. Judging by the ending of this video, we’ll have a very good reason to be jumpy in the dark.

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Sony seems to have something big planned for its PlayStation brand on February 1 according to a video published onto PlayStation’s YouTube page yesterday.

The video that was published is titled “Game Day 2013 Teaser” and shows a woman in a white dress walking towards the camera while ash is falling around her. Suddenly, the video shows a yellow eye opening, surrounded by dirt.

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There’s nothing worse than paying for television service to only be interested in a small amount of channels while the rest are barely touched. Television subscribers are paying a ton of money in order to watch their favorite shows, although we know many of you would prefer to pay only for the channels you want to watch. YouTube is clearly aware there’s interest in this kind of content consumption and is reportedly preparing a paid subscription service for a number of its channels.

During an interview with Adweek, a Google spokesman spoke of the possibility of providing paid subscriptions in YouTube’s future:

“We have long maintained that different content requires different types of payment models. The important thing is that, regardless of the model, our creators succeed on the platform. There are a lot of our content creators that think they would benefit from subscriptions, so we’re looking at that.”

There’s no word what channels would be considered good enough to warrant a paid subscription, but prices would range somewhere between $1 – $5 per month for access to the content. We certainly would pay within that range for Epic Meal Time and maybe some of those channels that involve girls jumping on trampolines without even hesitating.

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Stepping outside of your home without your keys can be an incredibly humbling experience, especially if you stepped outside for a moment in your underwear to pick up your mail. You can have a backup key stashed away somewhere in your yard, but leaving a key to your home around isn’t technically the safest option. What you need is an invisible door.

YouTube user oggfaba uploaded a video a few weeks ago that shows a home mod that allows anyone who knows how to access it and instant entrance into his home. The secret door that was created blends perfectly to the outside of the house, which has a valve attached to it, which we would assume is to help find its exactly location easily.

Seeing how the secret door would lose its secrecy after publishing his video on YouTube, oggfaba installed a remote controlled deadbolt in order to keep it secure from anyone who happens to stumble onto his house. Although, if you’re thinking of installing an invisible door in your home, you probably won’t need to install one as long as you can keep your yap shut about it.

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