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Portal in 18:00 minutes.
A man by the name of "Groobotube" is about to simultaneously blow your mind, give you a migraine, and impregnate you with his unbelievable speedrun of Portal. He ends up finishing the game in an unparalleled 18:05, which is far better than what 99.9% of us could ever dream of accomplishing.
In all honesty, it's pretty difficult to make out exactly what's going on in this speedrun, especially during the later levels -- but it sure does look cool. It even had me yelling "oh hell naw" in disbelief on more than one occasion.
If you've been yearning to pick up on some of the more advanced maneuvers, you won't want to miss the second half of the run, which can be viewed after the break. A man by the name of "Groobotube" is about to simultaneously blow your mind, give you a migraine, and impregnate you with hi... more -
Ignis Solus
Latin for "Burn Alone" this witty little machinima should stoke the flames of any would be Pyro in Team Fortress 2. Created by Lit Fuse Films, look for more great work at Lit Fuse Films. Latin for "Burn Alone" this witty little machinima should stoke the flames of any would be Pyro in Team Fortress 2. Created ... more
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Meet the Demoman.
So Demoman, tell me, what makes you a good demoman?
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Meet the Engineer.
Have no fear, the Engineer is here!
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Meet the Heavy Weapons Guy.
An introduction to the heavy weapons guy you'll be using to pulverize your enemies in Team Fortress 2.
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Ignis Solus: a Team Fortress 2 Machinima
Embedded here is the short machinima, "Ignis Solus," which uses gameplay footage from Team Fortress 2. It's an impressive work: Valve's "Orange Box" collection of games is only fresh on the market, for one, so this slick production is also off-the-cuff. For another, it's clear that gaming technology is now able to produce graphics as clean and stylized as any Pixar film. Which is a huge development, in that this is all in-game footage, using realtime rendering, as opposed to some deliberately glossy production that employs more complex, expensive animation techniques.
(more below...) Embedded here is the short machinima, "Ignis Solus," which uses gameplay footage from Team Fortress 2. It's an impressi... more
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