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gun-gallery

Custom WASR - 7.62x39mm

J'ai fais l'erreur de ma vie et cela ne cesse de me hanter chaque nuit ن

evelinsuarez

千と千尋の神隠し “Spirited Away” 🍓✨

tinycartridge

Nintendo releasing tiny NES with built-in games ⊟

Did not expect this in my email this morning. It’s an official, Nintendo-made “NES Classic Edition” with 30 games built in! Good ones!

Balloon Fight™

BUBBLE BOBBLE

Castlevania™

Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest™

Donkey Kong™

Donkey Kong Jr. ™

DOUBLE DRAGON II: THE REVENGE

Dr. Mario™

Excitebike™

FINAL FANTASY®

Galaga™

GHOSTS’N GOBLINS®

GRADIUS™

Ice Climber™

Kid Icarus™

Kirby’s Adventure™

Mario Bros. ™

MEGA MAN® 2

Metroid™

NINJA GAIDEN

PAC-MAN™

Punch-Out!! ™ Featuring Mr. Dream

StarTropics™

SUPER C™

Super Mario Bros.™

Super Mario Bros. ™ 2

Super Mario Bros. ™ 3

TECMO BOWL

The Legend of Zelda™

Zelda II: The Adventure of Link

Double Dragon 2 but not 1? Weird. Mega Man 2 instead of 1 makes perfect sense though.

Just as exciting: extra NES-style controllers for this thing will be sold for $10, and will also work as Wii/Wii U Classic Controllers! That also means that anything that works as a Wii Classic Controller should also work here.

This lil’ guy will be out November 11 for $59.99.

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scrawnyflannelman

I want this thing. Always a sucker for these “pre-loaded console” products.

dicksmcghee

On one hand this is pretty nifty, if not a little gimmicky. It’s quick. It’s simple. It’s relatively cheap. And it has a number of the classics we all know and love. On the other hand for roughly double the cost you can make a system out of a Raspberry Pi and an XBOne controller that could play not only these 30 games but the entirety of the NES collection, plus the collections of other systems including N64 and maybe PS1, plus rom hacks and other games. This is of course ignoring any hardware (a laptop, desktop, etc) that you may already have that could be used to run emulators as well. Plus what if I want to play Battle Toads, or Final Fantasy 2? Or Blades of Steel?

pattern-53-enfield

When the apocalypse comes, this is my goal.

butmuhgains

Blast Hendrix rolling through the plains in a mothballed M60 stolen from a National Guard scrapyard

cerebralzero

It would be much easier for me. The VFW post near by has one in their parking lot.

blackblogrepresents

Thom Atkinson - Soldiers’ Inventories.

Thom has revisited his Soldiers’ Inventories series and has shot new inventories specific to the kit that different countries took to battle with them during the First World War. The images were shown recently in The Telegraph, to accompany an article discussing the particularities of each kit. To read the article, please follow this link.

The images featured show the kits of:

Germany. A German Private Living in the Battle of the Somme, 1916. (Top image.)

Britain. A British Sergeant in the Battle of the Somme, 1916. (Left, middle image.)

Russia. The 1st Russian Women’s Battalion of Death. (Right, middle image.)

France. A French Private Soldier in the Battle of Verdun, 1916. (Bottom image.)

The work is also featuring in Creative Review. Article here.