SoKrispyMedia put this relatively awesome video together where NES Duck Hunt is brought into reality right in the backyard. Grab a shotgun and start blasting down video game ducks. Good job guys, keep on keeping on with these fun projects.
"Eric just playing a little Duck Hunt by Nintendo out in the woods."
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Thursday, March 31, 2011 | art, cool, guns, scarface, space invaders, video games 
A Han Solo gun design that takes aim at my own heart. Sigh... The designer of this piece is offering some prizes to the first 10 people that can name them all. Remember the sword of all swords?
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Thursday, March 3, 2011 | double glock, full auto, guns, wow, wtf 
The military arm of the computer hardware geek community. One might ask, "well... if he is so badass... why is he looking at yahoo?"
Answer: If you have this arsenal of weapons around your desk... you can look at what ever website you like.
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This just might be the most useful gun display ever. Cause we all know that the great zombie war is coming... very soon. Go team zombie!
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Watch. Blast-em-up violence, LEGO style and it is freakin' epically awesome.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010 | awesome, destroy, guns, penguins, polar bear
Art... What IS art? A vicious polar bear toting a machine gun blasting the hell out of zombified penguins, spreading blood and corpses about the snow covered ice... that is art.
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...and a big thanks to Dean for the heads up. You ARE this polar bear.
This is an artist concept weapon designed in 3D. Make sure you check out the site and look at the wireframe versions. Kinda nice how it fills in the textures. As to whether or not this design will be made into a real working weapon... who in the hell knows, but lets all hope it does. For the sake of ALL of our precious American lives.
"The A/SRH-C1 is the latest pioneering technology from renowned gun manufacturer Dalton/Stanley and their specialist Tactical Weapons Division. The images presented here provide a rare look at their top-secret research into hybrid weaponry."
