Mario and Link team up to fight the forces of evil in this awesome video game illustration by artist Billy Allison (aka “Bleee”). Prints, apparel, iPhone cases and more are available to purchase at Redbubble and Society6.
This piece is also a reference to one of the first sci-fi films ever made called A Trip To The Moon (1902), which was directed by Georges Méliès.
Teamwork by Billy Allison (Tumblr) (Facebook)
via Blimation | Gamefreaks
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Super Mario Bros. and Wario.
Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire.
Far Cry 3.
Can’t find any video of the actual item, but here’s a guy picking up the loot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXNFDS5YLJk&t=2m55s
3DS homebrew/hacking progress
Noted game console hacker Yellows8 claims to have circumvented the 3DS’s securities and run custom code on the device, according to this photo he took as evidence. He was able to run this code with the latest firmware installed, though technical issues disabled the 3D LED and have so far prevented the system from displaying graphics.
I’m uncertain how Yellows8 pulled this off, but GBAtemp member Sifjar shared this thought to put the news in perspective:
“There are only two known vulnerabilities for code execution, and both would most likely be patched at once, so I’d guess it’s unlikely there’ll be a release unless another, more unique, vulnerability [is] found for Yellows8 (and those he chooses to share with) to use for further exploration once the released exploit is patched.”
Nintendo has managed to keep homebrew and pirated 3DS software off its system for nearly two years now, and I imagine its engineers would be quick to release an update that would kill this latest hack.
BUY Nintendo 3DS and 3DS XL consoles, upcoming releases
Source: kotakucom
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess | Snowpeak
Here’s what a complete Japanese GBA collection looks like, all 795 cartridges lined up and put up for auction. You could own this divine set for just $5,800!
Buy: GBA games and stuff
See also: More Game Boy Advance posts
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3DS homebrew/hacking progress
Noted game console hacker Yellows8 claims to have circumvented the 3DS’s securities and run custom code on the device, according to this photo he took as evidence. He was able to run this code with the latest firmware installed, though technical issues disabled the 3D LED and have so far prevented the system from displaying graphics.
I’m uncertain how Yellows8 pulled this off, but GBAtemp member Sifjar shared this thought to put the news in perspective:
“There are only two known vulnerabilities for code execution, and both would most likely be patched at once, so I’d guess it’s unlikely there’ll be a release unless another, more unique, vulnerability [is] found for Yellows8 (and those he chooses to share with) to use for further exploration once the released exploit is patched.”
Nintendo has managed to keep homebrew and pirated 3DS software off its system for nearly two years now, and I imagine its engineers would be quick to release an update that would kill this latest hack.
BUY Nintendo 3DS and 3DS XL consoles, upcoming releases](http://25.media.tumblr.com/091b963720941f50b794850d31d0ba5d/tumblr_mf56u9ecLd1qzp9weo1_1280.jpg)
