Remember Me is the new upcoming video game debuting this June set in Neo-Paris. In the future, mega corporation MEMORIZE creates a device for people upload their memories online. The human experience will never be the same.

The founder of the fictitious company Antoine Cartier-Wells explains The Social Revolution in videographer Devin Supertramp‘s new video.

“In 2013 it is safe to say that memories are the last private and intimate pieces of ourselves that haven’t been uploaded to social media for others to see. Every day, everything we see, hear, touch and feel is stored in real time in our brains. Our memories define who we are. In the future this final barrier will, no doubt, be brought down; it is inevitable.”

 


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Warhammer 40,000 is the popular tabletop war game from the 80′s that continues to accrue fans.

Now, Swedish fan Pilerud has brought the famous Space Marine from the series to life with this incredibly realistic costume.

The costume took over 400 hours to create, and cost around 2500€. It takes a full 15 minutes to dress into the suit which requires assistance.

Appropriately, he donned the suit to show off at the local Swedish gaming conference LinCon 2013. Already, new video of the suit has garnered over 100,000 nerdy views.

 


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What nerd hasn’t dreamed of battling hand to hand against master ninjas famous from games like Street Fighter? Jonny Lawrence definitely has and now the animator has personally made his dream a reality. 

He drew this epic stop motion fight between a classic looking video game fighter and his master hand. Now, his new video, appropriately titled Maker vs Marker, has gone viral.

 


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New YouTuber on the block Brian Anderson has instantly exploded online, mashing up countless web favorites into one epic parody video. He mixed Legos, Breaking Bad, and gaming to create this Lego Breaking Bad Video Game Parody that has quickly gone viralviral. 

Like so many other Lego video games, players interact in the Breaking Bad world that has been completely re-imagined with the ubiquitous plastic block toys. 

Shockingly, Brian admits he has “no affiliation with Traveller’s Tales, LEGO, or AMC.” Obviously, the impressive fan made video has fooled more than just a couple viewers.  

Already, the new video has garnered over 150,000 views, and is featured on DigitalSpy, Mashable, and IGN

 


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Last November, Rockstar Games shook the gaming world when they released the first official Grand Theft Auto V trailer. That video currently stands with over 33 million views

Now, as the debut date of September 17, 2013 nears, they have attempted to satisfy fans through the summer wait with this new triple-video-in-one trailer, Michael. Franklin. Trevor

 


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