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Posted: May 30 2010 12:22 pm

I thought this was pretty amusing and clever. Obviously a lot of time and effort was put into it.

The fact that he nailed the alternating tile colors on Gemini Man's stage was pretty impressive. Also, I believe Link is a green gummy bear, hah.

Posted: May 30 2010 01:23 pm

That's pretty cool! Cool

Posted: May 30 2010 02:04 pm

That was quite awesome, especially considering what a bitch stop-motion is in the first place. Samus on his iPhone or whatever was interesting.

Posted: May 30 2010 02:19 pm

I really dug the salad theme with Mario. The Iphone Samus worked really good as well.

Posted: May 30 2010 02:42 pm

hehe. well done.

Posted: May 30 2010 03:57 pm

Andrew Man wrote:

The fact that he nailed the alternating tile colors on Flash Man's stage was pretty impressive.

So very fixed.

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No fireworks at the end?

Posted: May 30 2010 04:56 pm

Doddsino wrote:

No fireworks at the end?

Yea, I was a bit disappointed with that too.

Posted: May 30 2010 05:07 pm

This was hands down Amazing.

Posted: May 30 2010 05:23 pm

Haha that was great! I especially loved the Lego man Contra and Super Mario Bros done with food. Really clever stuff.

Posted: May 30 2010 10:56 pm

I really like how Flash Man's attack was incorporated.

Posted: May 30 2010 11:58 pm

jprime wrote:

Andrew Man wrote:

The fact that he nailed the alternating tile colors on Flash Man's stage was pretty impressive.

So very fixed.

I'm a n00b from time to time. Those two are always interchangeable for me.

Posted: May 31 2010 12:06 am

Their environs may be similar, but they're quite divergent from one another.

Posted: May 31 2010 12:41 am

Yea, it is definitely something about the feel of their levels that makes me confuse them.

Posted: May 31 2010 01:05 am

cooooool.

Posted: Jun 01 2010 08:31 pm

Gotta love the Zelda one, that was my favorite.

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This is awesome.

Posted: Jun 02 2010 11:01 am

I used to be real into stop-motion animation as a kid. I would make little animations with clay and my Game Boy Camera all day, there was nothing like it at the time.

Posted: Jun 02 2010 01:54 pm

Very good stuff. I'm a little bummed that there were no fireworks out of the castle at the end, but I seriously wouldn't have the patience to do what this guy did. Awesome.

And yeah, Andrew Man, the Game Boy Camera was some great fun back in the day. I can't tell you how many times me and a friend took goofy photos to use as the space shooter boss.

Posted: Jun 02 2010 02:03 pm

Hah, I didn't even really notice the first couple of times that the Goombas in the last bit are represented as mushrooms, very nice.

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I enjoyed it all, but at first I was confused by Mario. Once I saw it was all salad, I really liked it.

Posted: Jun 02 2010 02:15 pm

Just watched this. I was put off by the topic title because I didn't understand what it was. I thought maybe it was just a NES console moving around via stop-motion.

This is completely awesome. So glad I clicked this thread.

Posted: Jun 02 2010 02:23 pm

GPFontaine wrote:

I enjoyed it all, but at first I was confused by Mario. Once I saw it was all salad, I really liked it.

Exactly.

Perhaps I should have named the thread "NES characters in stop-motion video collection"?