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If you haven’t seen it already, click the image to watch the new Tron Legacy trailer. Still looks badass. Still 9 months away. Also, looks like the Tron Evolution Game is coming out around the same time.

[via Umlaut.]

Yup. It is exactly what it sounds like. Awesome, kinda sad, and awesome. View all the fights here. The only downside are the commercials before each video clip.

[Thanks Vidur.]

OK GO’s latest music video is an amazing Rube Goldberg machine compete with Legos, dodgeballs, and wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men.

[Thanks John.]

Designed by Ibraheem Youssef, these 24 x 36 inch prints are limited to just 200 each. Pick your favorite Tarantino film and get it printed on 100lb, High Quality Fine Canson printing paper. See them all here. [via Uncrate.]

Not a big fan of the W+K puppet campaign, but I gotta give some love to Big Z.
This one made me chuckle. [via Agency Spy.]

Remember Urban Star Wars? Well, Amusement has produced some more surreal
Star Wars imagery for us. They were also the ones to do piXXXel and Primary Bug.
[via Rubbishcorp.]

Check out the source code on sites, such as GamesRadar, Digg, IGN, Kotaku, GameSpot, Daily Motion, and WWE. You’ll find some amazing ASCII art for Dante’s Inferno.

Take a closer look at the ASCII demons, and you’ll find a hidden URL directing you to the website, www.hellisnigh.com along with one of six passwords. Enter all six passwords, and you’ll be able to download a mysterious file called EARTHLY_REWARDS.zip–A collection of Dante’s Inferno wallpapers, posters, three MP3s from the game’s soundtrack, and a lovely 25-page PDF that’s full of Dante’s Inferno artwork.

Here are the passwords:
PASSWORD #1: excommunicate
PASSWORD #2: scythe
PASSWORD #3: grafter
PASSWORD #4: styx
PASSWORD #5: unbaptized
PASSWORD #6: Alighieri

[via games radar.]

Badass or scary?
Either way, its badass. [via Rubbishcorp.]

QR codes are sexy on their own. But the N Building illustrates a new way of creating interest by creating a giant QR code on the side of the building. When you hold your iPhone up, it uses the camera to populate live comments, browse shop information, make reservations and download coupons. Pretty interesting use of QR codes and augmented reality. Read the full project description here.

A few well designed posters from Justin Van Genderen. [via Rubbishcorp < Behance.]