It was one of the most popular Zeldas of all time. 15 years after its release, here’s a superfast version of the complete Ocarina of Time. You’ll want to listen to the story of how all of this came about. If you’re not familiar with obsessive gaming, the concept that is normally associated with Nintendo… Continue reading #Video: Ocarina of Time beaten in under half an hour
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#Video: The best games at NY Comic Con (aka a Nintendo love fest)
Comic Con is the best play to see what’s coming in the world of digital entertainment. It isn’t just games. It’s movies. It’s television shows. Yes, there are even a few comics there as well. The guys over at IGN give us a breakdown of some of the most exciting upcoming games (as well as… Continue reading #Video: The best games at NY Comic Con (aka a Nintendo love fest)
YouTube introduces paid subscription channels
It’s no secret that YouTube is working to become a major player in the media-streaming business. Having already succeeded in becoming the world’s largest video-sharing website, they intend to turn themselves into complete video delivery platform. YouTube already has a pay-per-view service that allows users to rent movies and television shows. Now they’re delving into… Continue reading YouTube introduces paid subscription channels
IBM produces the world’s smallest movie: A Boy and His Atom
IBM is one of the largest firms in the world in terms of both market capitalization and number of employees. It has held the record for most patents generated by a company for twenty consecutive years. A lot of time and effort was required to bring this company to the point is is today, but… Continue reading IBM produces the world’s smallest movie: A Boy and His Atom
17 clever TARDIS creations
The TARDIS. It’s the way that The Doctor gallivants across time and space on his various quests in Doctor Who. It’s also the fantasy vehicle of choice for many geeks around the world. Is it really bigger on the inside or is it actually smaller on the outside? Here, we’ve compiled a tribute to the… Continue reading 17 clever TARDIS creations
Alexander Polli flies his wingsuit through a tiny hole at 155 MPH
It’s unlikely that a professional wingsuit maniac Alexander Polli had anything other than adrenalin and testosterone flowing around him when he went through the tiny hole in the video below, but watching it might make you mess your own pants. It’s that insane. While not purely technological as we normally post here on TECHi, this… Continue reading Alexander Polli flies his wingsuit through a tiny hole at 155 MPH
Homemade GoPro array mixes action sports with Matrix camera work
What happens when you combine 15 GoPro cameras, some talented extreme athletes, and a ton of ingenuity? You get The Matrix, only without guns or metallic insects bent on destroying humanity. The fact that the effects aren’t as fluid or smooth as the Hollywood version of the multi-angle cinematography technique commonly referred to as “bullet… Continue reading Homemade GoPro array mixes action sports with Matrix camera work
Game of Thrones as told by Peter Falk to Fred Savage
“I brought you a special present,” Peter Falk tells a tiny Fred Savage. There haven’t been many shows that have as passionate of a fan base as Game of Thrones. With season 3 coming in two weeks, the promos, speculation, and anticipation have been almost as annoying as the weeks leading up to an Apple… Continue reading Game of Thrones as told by Peter Falk to Fred Savage
Winning skyscraper concept makes ice and energy while it floats in the arctic
Skyscrapers are normally associated with society’s forced decline of the environment’s quality and sustainability. They represent man’s destructive ways against nature for the sake of progress. Not all skyscrapers are made this way and one concept design won the 2013 eVolo Skyscraper Competition. The Polar Umbrella isn’t just a skyscraper design that tickles the imagination… Continue reading Winning skyscraper concept makes ice and energy while it floats in the arctic
This image seems to be low quality until you learn that it was taken by moonlight
The biggest problem with night-vision photography and video is that you really only have two choices – a super-sensitive DSLR that makes the images too noisy, or cameras that pull from a different light spectrum making the images the wrong colors. Now, Canon is developing a CMOS sensor feature that makes night look like day.… Continue reading This image seems to be low quality until you learn that it was taken by moonlight