Dungeon Master Forum

That's beautiful, and very cleverly done. I love the details -- see the rainbow!? Palette-remapping was a big part of old games, including Dungeon Master (simulating darkness) . It was also used to create the little scrolling bar at the bottom of the Windows 95 load screen.

A very simple effect put to great use Oh, and I'd love to live there!

Dovacow ! nice

Lego Millennium Falcon Stop Motion Assembly 3d - SUPER COOL!!!!
http://vimeo.com/36768371

Astonishing! The only thing I was missing was Chewie.

On the topic of Lego (which may help out Tom Hatfield's lego Dungeon if hes still around/working on it) is Lego Digital Designer a free download that lets you create almost any lego creation, you can also rotate your creation and view from different sides.

I'm guessing you can save the images and use them as well, I have had too much time to work on it.

Objects may not be as scary as they appear.

http://www.dorkly.com/video/33102/limbo ... flashlight

Ha ha, very good! I loved Limbo, I thought it was really well designed and had great atmosphere. Would have been quite a different game though if so brightly coloured!

This is pretty neat
TED2012: Robot quadcopters perform James Bond theme
http://boingboing.net/2012/02/29/ted201 ... s-per.html

LOL, that's fantastic! But also a little bit scary... they look too much self-aware!

He-Man + She-Ra + Thundercats + Galaxy Rangers + My Little Poney = Spaaaaace Stallioooooons !!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Otaq2tmNMM

For you linflas!
http://www.m0ar.org/4977

moar !!!
something totally different : http://www.pedagonet.com/brain/yodagami.pdf

Monkey Island strikes back!

Monkey Island on Bagpipes, Unicycle, and Trumpet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGfexxCs ... e=youtu.be
(no three-headed monkey, sorry)

The Applicant: http://rickrocket.de/df/
(almost features Chuck Norris as LeChuck)

Trego wrote:On the topic of Lego (which may help out Tom Hatfield's lego Dungeon if hes still around/working on it) is Lego Digital Designer a free download that lets you create almost any lego creation, you can also rotate your creation and view from different sides.

Oooh, interesting! I missed that, looks like fun. A sprite based "Lego Master" might be fun in the absence of Tom's full 3D version...

@Jan : That's excellent

I tired the lego designer, but there doesn't seem to be any way of exporting images -- no lego dungeon from me, then!

Here is something flipping awesome: TRON light-suit dance -- all done live!!! FANTASTIC!
http://www.wimp.com/suitdance/

very cool !

Space: Above and Beyond... http://en.spaceengine.org/

^ Neato!

Here's a great little CGI animated short: RUIN
http://vimeo.com/38591304

Wet and dry America - a very useful guide: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17291978

Google Maps in 8bit mode -- super cute http://maps.google.com/?t=8
Check out Street View too!

awesome !!

Star Wars arcade machine, for just £2K
http://www.retrofusion.org.uk/news/561/ ... ale-2000-/

I played a lot of this when I was a kid, down in the arcades on Brighton seafront. Man, arcades were something special back then, it's where my original interest in gaming came from as I didn't have a home computer for many years after they became fashionable. All my friends had Spectrums or C64s, but our family could never afford one. The first computer I owned was a hand-me-down Amiga 1000.

So arcades held a big fsacination for me and seeing this old Star Wars machine really brings back some memories

Minimalist LEGO Versions of Your Favorite Cartoon Characters:

http://flavorwire.com/270229/minimalist ... characters

Rofl that was cool - I managed to guess all of them .

8bit versions of movie posters; cute!
http://abduzeedo.com/8-bit-posters-eric-palmer

loved the titanic one this demands repost.. (wanders off to FB)

Similarities in Disney movies : http://www.koreus.com/video/disney-ressemblance.html

Ahh yeah, I already noticed some of those when I watched those films as a kid - Baloo and King Louis/Little John and Lady Cluck dancing, as well as the hands clapping in Snow White/Robin Hood. Maybe they ran out of animation thingys or something when they were making Robin Hood, as that seems to be the one with the most doubles...

"ran out of animation thingys" - lol, that's classic, what does that even mean?

It's simple economics. If you've already worked out the body positions once, and can make use of them again, why wouldn't you?

We live in a copy-paste civilisation, that's quite normal - although still funny if you put these things together.