Nostalgia is a powerful emotion, and it seems video game developers have figured that out. Remastered iterations of gaming classics are rolling out in bunches now, giving old-school gamers all the feels for their favorite titles but with crisp graphics and quick processing. But are gamers being played by developers logging into human’s draw to nostalgia to make a quick buck on memories?
Adam writes a tribute and review of Ctrl+Alt+Del’s infamous miscarriage comic.
Every 9/11, some Americans bow their heads in silent remembrance of the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks, while others gleefully meme online.
This weekend, Hudson Yards was flooded by hundreds of thousands of pop culture fans of all ages: teens, adults, kids chaperoned by their moms and pops, moms and pops chaperoned by their kids. New York Comic Con. It’s the biggest nerd convention on the East Coast.
At the beginning of this year, ironic meme culture broke new grounds with the media spotlight on the rise of surreal memes. Many months have passed since then, and the community of surreal meme makers are still growing. Thoughts?
Artist Rob Sheridan, the former art director for Nine Inch Nails, published a post on Patreon today confessing to the creation of The Unofficial Dancing Baby Homepage, a 1997 website pivotal in the spread of the Dancing Baby meme online.
Even a little bite probably isn’t a good idea.
A trend of labeling pictures to create a meme saw increased use in 2017.
The Oscar winner says she was offered $500,000, while Amy Schumer, Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock were paid more than $10 million. Mo’Nique accused the company of race and gender bias.
Sorry, Woman Laughing Alone with Salad, Men Helping Women Make Dinner is here to make salad.
So first there’s a squiggle, then gotta drag Notepad around, type some very important numbers…
The Prime Minister of India went to Switzerland the other day, and Indian photoshoppers had a grand ol’ time.
Academy to Boss Baby: Oscars Are For Closers
Who’s ready to rock out to “Billions of Mario”?
More information about the new, Twitter-less Vine are starting to emerge.
Not everyone takes compliments well.
An exploitable piece of My Hero Academia fan art demonstrates the correct way of doing things.
