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Minecraft’s blocks can easily substitute for pixels. Add colored blocks in the mix and players can imitate the look of early video games. Here’s one such example, Minecrafta2z’s Pac-Man… remake:

One of the geeky things I’d like to see before I die is a LEGO electronics set that can easily be assembled and taken apart to become different devices. One minute it’s an mp3 player, the next it’s a projector. But since our technology is obviously not quite there yet,…

After human Tetris, human Pong, and human Space Invaders, Guillaume Reymond tackles human Pac-Man. It took 111 people over 4 hours to create this stop-motion video.

This is part of Reymond’s ongoing Game Over Project and it was shot in a theater in Basel, Switzerland at the end of August…

The Swedish band Rymdreglage’s music video ’8-bit trip’ is a stop-motion homage to retro Nintendo video games created using only LEGO bricks.

The video took over 1,500 hours to complete, since each LEGO-constructed character needed to be moved around individually, then photographed. While the music video has been around for…

Check out this nifty pixel art animation from youtube contributor brusspup, created entirely with a bunch of tealight candles.…

I’m guessing that this Super Mario Bros.… stop-motion animation took just a little bit of time to orchestrate and shoot.

This hilarious LEGO stop-motion video recaps the original Star Wars movies, from Episode 4: A New Hope, to Episode 5: The Empire Strikes Back, to Episode 6: The Return of the Jedi in just about 2 minutes.

When I was a kid, it baffled me that the Star …

I finally got a chance to see Coraline… a few weeks back, and was completely blown away by the incredible things that could be done with miniature models and stop-motion animation. While you probably won’t be able to live up to Henry Selick’s amazing work with this little desktop toy,

21-year old YouTube user smartkid82504 made this awesome stop motion film as his final project in his “Art and Alternative Media” class. Here’s what we might get if we mashed two Mario games together:

Before you get overly excited, let me tell you now that barely anything happens in this…

Mario meets LEGO in these fun stop-motion clips hand animated by Nintendo fan Michael Hickox.

Michael painstakingly shot thousands of individual frames to recreate the first two levels of the classic Super Mario Brothers… game. The levels are surprisingly accurate reproductions of the game. You’ll want to crank up your