Paul Rivot‘s grandma has become a viral video star after footage of her reacting to wearing a virtual reality helmet hit the web. The 90 year old granny was blown way by the impressive visuals by the Oculus Rift 3D gaming VR helmet. 

“Is it my eyes, or are the leaves blowing?” she asks as she views a virtual grassy field. To add to the virtual effects, gyroscopes on the helmet constantly measure her movements to dynamically change the canvas she sees as she ‘looks around.’ 

 


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Nerds are thrilled, or terribly disappointed, that Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park is returning to theaters in 3D. As the blockbuster is hitting the big screen again, movie obsessed Screen Junkies decided to make a more honest trailer for the film, as a part of their hilariously popular Honest Trailers series. Already, the unofficial trailer is covered on HuffPost, LaughingSquid, and BroBible

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A week ago, AweMeChannel published this art piece by Chris Carlson, and already it stands with over 95,000 views.

Chris creates a very familiar block image with just chalk that viewers instantly recognize as the player’s screen for Tetris. He not only creates the famous video game in 3D, but also uses stop motion to create a short film of the 3D game in ‘action.’

 


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The gun debate in America continues. Offbeat journalism network Vice just published this new gun documentary focused on the relationship between new 3D printing technologies and firearms. Everyday people may very well soon be able to make their own semi-automatic rifles at home with a 3D printer. 

Already, the three day old video has already accumulated over 1.3 million views, and is covered on BoingBoing, Gizmodo, and YouTubeTrends

 


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This disturbing clip originated on bryko before being uploaded by Lifesuit. The video features a 3D computer graphics rendering of the saddest scene from the Lion King when Mufasa is trampled. But instead of invoking emotions of sadness, the creepy graphics complimented with the original sound only freaks viewers out.  

 In two short days, the video has already gathered over 900,000 views, and is featured on PoeTV, HuffPost, and VideoSift

 


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