It played for audiences before Finding Nemo 3D, and it aired this week on the Disney channel, but now Pixar's Partysaurus Rex is online for your viewing pleasure. Sit back and enjoy -- it's six minutes of pure, uncut Toy Story goodness. It's also a bathtub rave.
The cover art for DC Comics brawler Injustice: Gods Among Us went public today, officially revealing The Joker and Green Lantern as playable characters. Even more alarming is Batman and Superman's fight-to-the-death over the corpse of Marvel's Doctor Doom.
... oh, that's Green Arrow? Whatever you say, DC.
The Humble Indie Bundles have been nothing but delightful: promoting great indie games at pay-what-you-will prices with the ability to customize the distribution of your dollars to charity or the developers. But what? The Humble Bundle is evolving!
This is the very first of the Humble eBook Bundle, chock full of sci-fi and fantasy goodness for whatever your wallet desires. The Neil Gaiman and John Scalzi novels, however, require at least a $10 dollar donation to unlock. For eight books, that's quite a deal.
UPDATE: The jump has been aborted due to "gusty winds." No word on when it will be rescheduled.
You don't want to miss this -- watch live on YouTube at 10:30 a.m. PST/1:30 p.m. EST as Austrian skydiver Felix Baumgartner attempts to make history:
Baumgartner will undertake a stratospheric balloon flight to more than 120,000 feet and make a record-breaking freefall jump in the attempt to become the first man to break the speed of sound in freefall (an estimated 690 miles per hour), while delivering valuable data for medical and scientific advancement.
Fingers crossed that this ends well.
As a genius marketing campaign for Monsters University, Pixar has gone and created an extensively elaborate website for the institute, down to a calendar of events, departments and required textbooks, school merchandise (for four-armed monsters), dining halls, maps and even more.
Do they accept transfers?
[thanks, marina!]
After a series of fan-made images reignited the old "Jack could have lived" debate, the MythBusters decided to settle the score.
The result? James Cameron was wrong! It's completely plausible that Jack and Rose could have co-existed peacefully on that giant floating door. Adam and Jamie even get to tell Cameron himself just how much he screwed up.
