This week’s epic video roundup

26 July 2014
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60 percent of the time, these gaming videos will entertain you 100 percent of the time.

If you have not watched Anchorman, then, well, just watch these videos anyway, because they are good, and stuff.

Dota 2 – Techies Revealed

These guys really love their Dota.

Minecraft – Your average player in 20 Seconds

What your average Minecraft player engages in.

Abe’s Oddysee – PS1 vs PS4

Take a look at how New ‘n Tasty compares to it’s PS1 predecessor.

Pokemon Red and Blue – Honest Game Trailers

This is hilarious, and surprisingly accurate.

The Sims 4 – Gameplay Trailer

Here’s what playing The Sims 4 entails.

Xbox One – Get amped with Rocky

Life is about getting up when you get knocked down. Also, play games on Xbox.

League of Legends – Short Cinematic

Day breaks over a landscape consecrated by blood and steel.

Assassin’s Creed Unity – Tech Engine

AC Unity is looking good.

Pokemon – Junior Championship

This is the worst thing I have ever seen, and I have seen Sharknado.

Destiny – Vanguard Armory Trailer

Bungie really wants you to pre-order Destiny.

Mario Kart 8 – Don’t mess with Luigi

This is one plumber who you don’t ask to come back.

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  1. ogk_malice
    28.07.2014 at 22:17

    that Abe comparison was PC vs PS4, but still interesting to see 😛

    think I’ll shop it

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