In this week’s edition of our weekly viral videos: Soccer players cheat, saluting incorrectly can cost you your life, and a man breaks the spirit of Mt. Eiger.
NASA astrobiologists have discovered a new organism that is unlike anything ever seen before on Earth. The discovery challenges the long held assertions about how life might evolve on alien planets, and could change the way we look for life in the universe.
Trailer: EA and DICE have released a new Battlefield 3 trailer filled with glimpses of what to expect from the gameplay when the game drops later this year.
The director of 300 and Watchmen has released the trailer to his newest movie, Sucker Punch. The movie, described by Snyder as "Alice in Wonderland with guns", is due in theaters March 25, 2011.
The Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon comic about a Preacher with a power that rivals that of God, is once again heading to Hollywood, this time with DJ Caruso behind the lens.
Following the viral success of the trailer for the upcoming zombie game, Dead Island, Hollywood is reportedly lining up for the movie rights. As a results, lawsuits may follow.
Rather than targeting Kinect users that have hacked the hands-free device, Microsoft is going to encourage them by giving them dev kits and seeing what they can do.
Warner Bros and NetherRealm Studios are at it again. The publisher and developer have released another video touting the upcoming Mortal Kombat, this time focusing on gameplay via Liu Kang.
Two German inventors have created an electric vehicle that recharges the battery through a wind turbine carried in the car. To test the vehicle, the duo recently completed a 3,100-mile trek across Australia.
In Alice: Madness Returns, the sequel to 2000’s American McGee’s Alice, you once again take Alice through a twisted version of Lewis Carroll’s classic.
EA has renegotiated its exclusivity deal with the NFL. The publisher will remain the only developer that can use the officially licensed NFL teams in a video game, but it will be granted relief on the payments if a strike or lockout impacts the season.
EA and developer Bioware are planning to promote the upcoming Dragon Age 2 with an online, live-action miniseries written by and starring Felicia Day, titled Dragon Age: Redemption.