8-bit Gaming Fan Crafts Lego Tribute Video

[THEMANWHOIS]

All kinds of epic awesome.

 

[Dioxide20]

Amazing! I really wish that I had the patience to do that.

 

[Jaebird]

o______o = mind officially blown.

 

[Go Fighting In The War Room]

My cousin showed this to me the day after is was on youtube. The next day it went viral. All I can say is... IT WAS FREAKING AMAZING.

 

[Jamash]

I thought it was pretty awesome.

1500 hours that took.

Iz nice.

Or 62.5 days

OT: DAMMM!

Wow, a little over 2 months and they got something that awesome. Kudos. -tips hat-

I think it would have taken them longer than that, since they nobody could work 24 hours a day for 62.5 days.

The were probably working on it for at least twice or three times as long.

 

[Yegargeburble]

Whoa....just whoa.

I don't think words can describe just how awesome that was. Consider my mind blown.

 

[Mstrswrd]

Damn good video!

Damn, this must of taken sooooo long, they must have been working on it since the 8-bit era. Pretty damn epic in my opinion.

I'm guessing the bulk of this video is CGI, rather than real lego bricks.

Actually, they claim it was all stop-motion, and that it took 1500 hours of building lego contraptions and taking photo's.

 

[p3t3r]

my mouth was hanging wide open the whole time. some of the things were just... whoa

 

[Soxafloppin]

This is 10's if not 100's of thousands of pictures, truly amazing. 10/10

 

[CUnk]

Personally I think anyone who claims this is CGI is doing the creators a disservice. I think the only role a computer had in this (besides compiling the video from the photos and composing the music) was perhaps to map the block layout for the 1-bit video scenes.

I mean, if it was CGI then I will be hugely disappointed.

 

[awsome117]

greatest...video...EVER.

 

[Playbahnosh]

What a mess, my jaw is all over the floor now. This is EPIC WIN! If there is any award for this category, please give it to them.

The PONG! part at 3:12 is simply mind-blowing. Great job!

 

[Diablini]

Kudos to him. That was a great video.

 

[Simon Hadow]

Wow, those guys must have worked on that for an INCREDIBLE amount of time!!!

 

[Chicago Ted]

Wow, those guys must have worked on that for an INCREDIBLE amount of time!!!

I think the video said it took them over 1500 hours to do all that so, yeah.

 

[open trap]

Um some one had some time on there hands

 

[Generator]

That was incredible! If only I had some patience, imagine what I could accomplish! ...Probably not that.

 

[0p3rati0n]

I favorites that on my youtube account cause serious who can't say that's amazing in any form?!

 

[ShadowKatt]

As a gamer from the 8-bit era and a lego maniac, I must say that I don't believe I'll ever see anything as righteous or epic if I live to see the year 3000.

 

[Doug]

Damn good video!

Damn, this must of taken sooooo long, they must have been working on it since the 8-bit era. Pretty damn epic in my opinion.

I'm guessing the bulk of this video is CGI, rather than real lego bricks.

Absolutely, but it still takes a very long time to do videos in CGI, especially ones that look this real, and are this fast-paced. I was exaggerating of course when I said that they must have been working on this since the 8-bit era, but I think that we can both agree that this video is still extremely epic, and is incredibly professional-looking.

Actually, they claim it was all stop-motion, and that it took 1500 hours of building lego contraptions and taking photo's.

Bloody hell, thats alot of lego and time! Excellent job then!