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Super Mario enemies : a lot of times you felt bad killing them because half of them were just happy little turtles THAT DIDN'T EVEN ATTACK. Enter artist Mike Puncekar, who shows you what those 8-bit graphics couldn't: the darker side of Mario's enemies. This is obviously a goomba here, but hit the jump for nine more, all of which are nightmare-inducing. And speaking of nightmares: I had one last night where a friend, under the pretense he'd found a missing shoe of mine, lured me into this basement and tried to kill me . God -- what a girl's willing to go through for a good pair of pumps amirite?! Thanks to Princess Yum-Yum, who knows delicious when she sees it and agrees all these guys would probably taste like shit no matter how long you marinaded them.
Super Mario Enemies Frighteningly Reimagined - Geekologie
The Foyle Use your guns and grenades to kill incoming monsters before they penetrate your base and attack you. Make repairs, upgrade your wall and explore the base after you've eliminated all monsters. Plazma Burst
Locker Room Escape
Instructions: Use the mouse to push the objects around. Your task is to create a wooden bridge across the river by moving the objects that are in the way. To remove a magical wall, you must connect both switches with blocks of the same colour. Teleports will move your blocks from one teleport to the other instantly.
Wooden Path - Samgine.com Puzzles
I recently saw an article in Scientific American (the April 1996 issue with additional information in the August 1996 and April 1997 issues) that discussed the probabilities of landing on the various squares in the game of Monopoly®. They used a simplified model of the game without considering the effects of the Chance and Community Chest cards or of the various ways of being sent to jail. I was intrigued enough with this problem that I started working on trying to find the probabilities for landing on the different squares with all of the rules taken into account. I ran into some interesting problems but finally came up with the right answers, which you will find here along with some other useful derived data.
Probabilities in the Game of Monopoly®
This demo is a simple pinball game that uses several HTML5 technologies along with the Box2D physics engine. It uses HTML5 Canvas element for drawing, and @font-face and WOFF for font embedding. To play, use the arrow keys ( ) . Left and right operate the flippers, and the down arrow key operates the launcher.