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League of Legends video reveals its outtakes


It looks like the team at Riot Games working on the League of Legends cinematic trailers is looking to have a little fun in the New Year. This video features the "bloopers and outtakes" from the original Season One cinematic trailer. Continue after the jump to watch the original, blooper free, trailer.

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Fallout 3 marketed with faux emergency call-in-line

Give 1-888-4-VAULT-TEC a call. Just do it. Or if you don't have a phone, check out the above-embedded video. After you've done that, come back.

Done? Okay, so you just heard a voice explain that you've reached a nuclear holocaust survival hotline, right? And that you have over 100,000,000 callers in front of you, and you have to wait 78,643 hours, yes? Yes, that's rather odd. Here's the explanation.

This is viral marketing for Bethesda Softworks' upcoming post-apocalyptic RPG Fallout 3, the latest title in what is arguably one of the greatest PC RPG franchises of all time. It has already announced that it's hosting a post-apocalyptic film festival in California. We also just found out hat Fallout 3 will get downloadable content on the PC. The point: things are looking promising on the ironic post-apocalyptic RPG front.

Deus Ex intro remix is kind of ridiculous

Deus Ex is the epitome of a PC gaming classic. So like other classics, it's been remixed. This modified intro video is patently absurd. It makes no sense whatsoever. But then, that's makes for great humor, right? Monty Python was all about absurdity, after all.

This still might be a bit too silly for some folks. Some of you will eat it up, though. Find out which category you fall into by watching the video. If you laugh, that's a good sign. On the other hand, you might find yourself just saying, "Huhwhaa?" That would be a bad sign. If you've never played Deus Ex before, don't even bother. It already doesn't make any sense if you have. We can't even imagine how lost you would be if you haven't.

[Via Rock, Paper, Shotgun]

Geeky chart merges Team Fortress 2, Dungeons & Dragons


The above image recently surfaced over at Halolz (there's a much larger version, if you can't read the captions). It assigns classic Dungeons & Dragons ethical alignments to each of the Team Fortress 2 classes, and supports each with a quote. Some of them -- like the Demoman -- are genius, but others are a stretch. Still, plenty of people can still appreciate the geek humor!

There's a problem, though; the 4th edition of D&D cuts the alignments down to a measly four! Thankfully, that didn't stop the creators of this image. We have a feeling that these oldschool alignments will forever live in the nerd zeitgeist.

Mega64 achieves ironic genius via Assassin's Creed


Mega64 is a street theater group that re-enacts video games in public places, making them "embarrassingly real." Those re-enactments are recorded on video and displayed on the internet. Previously, the troupe has acted out Hitman, Resident Evil 4, and Ico, among others. One of their videos even guest starred Shigeru Miyamoto! Their latest is based on Assassin's Creed, and it's one of their best yet. We've it embedded here for your viewing pleasure.

This one is particularly brilliant. In the game, Altair performs all these actions in order to keep a low profile. In fact, that's the whole shtick of the game -- blending in. Apparently, though, the activities don't work so well in the real world! If we'd seen this man at our local market, we'd have immediately yelled "Assassin!" in a bad Arabic accent!
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