Death Star Trench Run Recreated in Minecraft
Fans of Star Wars lovingly assembled a video recreating Luke Skywalker's amazing feat. Stay on target!
Even if you loathe anything that's recreated [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/112701-LucasFilms-Confirms-adding-NOOOOOO-to-Return-of-the-Jedi] in the sandbox of Minecraft before, but a near shot-for-shot recreation of an entire scene rendered in blocky goodness? That makes YouTube poster ParadiseDecay's video all the more exceptional.
I love the video's use of sound from the original spliced with voiceover work from the creators. The mix delivers an authentic feel while accentuating the care taken to craft such a detailed video. The explosion of the Death Star was a little lackluster - I would have liked to see more of a boom, honestly - but the whole piece is just made of pure (and I don't use this term lightly) awesome-sauce.
If you're interested in how ParadiseDecay and his team made the nearly 5 minute video, check out the "Making of" video below:
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Fans of Star Wars lovingly assembled a video recreating Luke Skywalker's amazing feat. Stay on target!
Even if you loathe anything that's recreated [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/112701-LucasFilms-Confirms-adding-NOOOOOO-to-Return-of-the-Jedi] in the sandbox of Minecraft before, but a near shot-for-shot recreation of an entire scene rendered in blocky goodness? That makes YouTube poster ParadiseDecay's video all the more exceptional.
I love the video's use of sound from the original spliced with voiceover work from the creators. The mix delivers an authentic feel while accentuating the care taken to craft such a detailed video. The explosion of the Death Star was a little lackluster - I would have liked to see more of a boom, honestly - but the whole piece is just made of pure (and I don't use this term lightly) awesome-sauce.
If you're interested in how ParadiseDecay and his team made the nearly 5 minute video, check out the "Making of" video below:
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