Way to Go!

May be... :)

Grandpa will kick your ass with a life time of experience...

Will you be playing games by the age of 50? Afraid of looking odd playing at old age?
What if there is a legion of grandpa players by then? :)

When a giant needs a Nintendo DSi...

Check out this giant piece of art by professional builder Sean, who is a LEGO Certified Professional. And no, we have no idea of how much such a job pays.

It quotes:
"This sculpture of the Nintendo DSi was created to coincide with the release of the real Nintendo DSi on April 5, 2009. The sculpture is nearly 7 feet wide and contains 51,324 LEGO pieces. It took over 200 hours to create and weighs over 250 pounds."

Sounds like a bad idea to stand near it should it tipped over. To be crushed by that amount of blue bricks which a typical LEGO user could never utilise in his/her whole life would be painful no matter how cool it is.

There is even a youtube video to show you how truely huge this is.



Source : http://www.seankenney.com/

Check out this slick purple ware...

I know there are lots and lots of Halo creations around... but this ghost created by MOCpages user Brian is so brilliant it stood out from the rest with its pure slickness ownage.

Check out his gallery for more pictures
http://new.mocpages.com/moc.php/29714

Source : Brothers Brick

Now thats a lot of hit combo!

We at Brickgamers would like to thank every one for the support. :)

Floating bicep of green death

If you had participated in Relic's Dark Crusade of the Warhammer40k Dawn of War series you would surely recognised this bad boy from the Necrons. Flicker user Aliencat captured the essence of Necron destroyer in high details.

Source : Brothers Brick

Protoss Probe

Flicker user Pepa Quin came out with non minifig scale Protoss probe which utilised many unconventional techniques. Check out the awesome shape of it. Now if only we can dig out some of the precious StarCraft II information from it...

Also check out his previous creation of Protoss Immortal if you dig this.

Source : Brothers Brick

Earth Hour 2009

The above scene is based on an actual event :) Yes, there were Cybercafes which actually participated in Earth Hour 2009 Malaysia from 8:30PM to 9:30PM yesterday (Saturday, 28th March) by switching off their lights - but not the computers, network, Internet, and air-conditioners of course. After all, you're only supposed to power off the lights :P Of course, you're welcomed to do more - like having Earth Hour every week - if you want to. Earth Hour is meant to be as a catalyst - even if you believe it's just another gimmick and publicity stunt in a world that's running out of ideas to sell and entertain people with.

Perhaps in time to come, we might see other new events like this - either on the global scale, or related to the environment in some way with all the climate changes that are happening around us. Perhaps next year BrickGamers will turn our site dark for that 1 hour - we will see in 2010!

Oh and by the way Jack, they do sell illuminating keyboards for gamers who play in the dark ;)