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Pictures have been surfacing of the truly spectacular costumes fans made and showed off at Comic-Con this year, so as promised, here’s a bunch of our favorites. Have fun geeking out! More
It’s a simple equation: Geekery + pastry = AWESOME. Have your geek and it too with these incredibly creative cookies, cakes, and other assorted tasties. Who else wants to go take over their local bakery now? I do, I do!
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I realize that I tend to write about Portal a lot– A LOT a lot– but there’s just so much good stuff floating around out there regarding it that I just can’t help myself. There’s Companion Cube soap. There are real-life talking turret plushes. There are awesome covers of the awesome in-game songs. The list just goes on, and on, and on– and here, it goes on again. Fans of the Portal games are some of the more creative fans out there– it’s actually quite a credit to Valve Software that they’re able to create game mythologies that people get this into– and subsequently, they put out some of the most astounding fan projects based off their beloved source material. Some of them are hackers and programmers; some of them are storytellers; and some of them are comedians; but all of them are worth taking a look at. Here are some of the coolest things fans have done with Portal: More
My god, they’re right! Especially when it comes to the joke becoming self-referential or even getting lost. (Hint: It started with Portal.) Check out the whole long-winded journey down the road of humor, after the jump. More
A good theme song does many things: It amps you up for whatever you’re about to watch or play; it gets stuck in your head, but doesn’t get annoying; and perhaps most importantly, it always makes you happy when you hear it. Maybe this is why the best theme songs come attached to geeky things. And maybe, because geeky things have such dedicated fans, that’s why there are so many mind-blowingly awesome covers of those terrifically geeky themes. Furthermore, there’s something for every style preference. A cappella? Metal? Acoustic? Tesla coil? Take your pick– they’re all represented here! Here are our favorite fan-made covers of our favorite geeky theme songs: More
Well, this would certainly make crossing the street a piece of cake. Though the question still remains: Is the cake a lie? More
You’re never too old for a nice cuddle with a friendly plush; all the better if that plush is themed after your favorite nerdy obsession. Looking for a good cuddle buddy? Look no further! Check out our 15 favorite geeky plushes: More
Isn’t the age of technology great? Texting! Internet! Captioned pictures of cats doing funny things! Yeah, technology is great… until it tries to kill you. Watch out for these 13 supercomputers. They’ll get you if you’re not careful. More
The original Portal had one helluva song at the end of it, for which we have Jonathan Coulton to thank. And guess what? Coulton’s done it again! Take a listen to “Want You Gone” in Portal 2′s ending credits, but beware of spoilers for the game itself: More
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Portal 2, the long-awaited follow-up to the unexpected 2007 video game hit Portal, finally went live on Tuesday– And there was much rejoicing (yay)! A first-person shooter based not around kill count, but around puzzles, the Portal series features a unique piece of weaponry developed by Aperture Science known as Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device, often shortened to “portal gun.” Unlike most guns, this gun does not fire bullets; instead, it fires portals. For those of you unfamiliar with it, here’s how it works: The gun fires portals in two colors, orange and blue. Fire one color at one surface; then fire the second color at a second surface. Once both colors are in place, the portals create a physical connection between the two different locations. Naturally, you can see the potential such technology holds. While you COULD use the portal technology to fight self-aware insane robots, there are also a variety of every-day tasks that can be made easier with the aid of a portal gun. Here’s your guide to the many practical applications of the portal gun. More
Always wanted the perfect bottle for your home-brewed batch of Polyjuice Potion? Well, now you can have one! Thanks to the brilliant sellers on Etsy, plenty of your favorite sci-fi and fantasy gear can be found in this plane of existence. Here are a few of our favorites: More
