Archive for January 2017

Check out this street invasion that comes in the form of miniature toy installations from Slinkachu, an artist based in London. In his recent work, the artist often tackles themes such as the environment and politics with his art. He uses everyday backdrops and street components, establishing a scene for a particular piece. This can include a leaf used as a wall for graffiti, or a painted line on the road for a sandy beach. Even weeds growing from a cement crack can create a scene for a frost. You have to check it out.

Read more here http://www.highsnobiety.com/2016/06/14/miniature-toy-people-slinkachu/

Ever wondered how the real, historical ninjas of Japan actually looked? This cool time lapse attempts to portray the making of an authentic looking ninja miniature. This includes the conversion, modeling, and painting process. Check it out below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNM1REp9S-0

A new title from Ubisoft, Might & Magic Showdown adds some miniatures twist to a classic turn-based RPG franchise. The project is headed by Ubisoft’s Montreal division and Fun House. The new title will feature table-top wargaming figurines, incorporating them into the M&M world.

Read more here http://bigbossbattle.com/ubisoft-sneak-release-miniatures-pvp-title-might-magic-showdown-into-early-access/

Excellent diorama set featuring the familiar cast of Saiyans as well as new characters from the latest DBZ series. The diorama set was specially made just for this event.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ab9aBJVwJYU

Lenwood Hamilton, a previous wrestler and NFL pro footballer, has filed a lawsuit against the developers of Gears of War. He claimed that the likeness for the character, Augustus Cole “Cole Train”, was based on him and used without his permission. The legal document did not contain the specific name of the defendant, but GI.biz reported that Microsoft and Epic Games were included.

Read more here http://www.gamespot.com/articles/man-launches-gears-of-war-lawsuit-claims-cole-trai/1100-6446866/

Ted Alspach’s city builder Suburbia is regarded among the top board games available on the App Store. Now, it is receiving the iPhone update many fans have been waiting for. For those who haven’t heardof the game, it is simulator that has players building cities tile by tile. The goal of the game is to be flexible in allocating space and resources to ensure the optimal productivity and sustainability of the city and its citizens.

http://toucharcade.com/2016/12/28/the-fun-suburbia-board-game-just-got-a-universal-update/