Also, all stop-motion disassemblies should be set to this music in the future. That is all.
Also, all stop-motion disassemblies should be set to this music in the future. That is all.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:05PM Shadowbender said
That's almost painful to watch, haha. I love my PSP.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:14PM Shadowbender said
Then again, they almost do it respectfully. Pretty cool.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:25PM (Unverified) said
Well... More respectfully than Mega64 anyways...
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:13PM (Unverified) said
I love the way you void that warranty you sexy sexy minx.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:14PM wcarnation said
I like how they take it apart to the tiniest piece, and then after reassembling them back together, it works like nothing happened.
It'd be interesting if we could do that to ourselves. Silly vascular system.
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It'd be interesting if we could do that to ourselves. Silly vascular system.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:16PM (Unverified) said
Or, in the words of a psychotic droid, "Stupid, non-compartmentalized meatbag!"
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 11:59PM riahpecans said
A very impressive video, it kind of made me think about how fan-inspired vids are starting to attract the attention of gamers. Thinking about PS3's crashing to a Bravia TV is awesome as well. Video: http://cli.gs/ps3-crashes-hd-bravia-video
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Posted: Jan 26th 2010 1:33AM AntiVillian said
I thought the end was just the disassemble in rewind.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:22PM 343 Guilty Fart said
Wow, that Sesame Street clip brings back the memories.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:45PM chillinchief said
Ha! And they said the battery was non-removable. Shows them.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 9:51PM (Unverified) said
They voided the warranty in the process....shows us.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 10:05PM (Unverified) said
It's only a matter of time before somebody figures out how to add a UMD drive.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 10:13PM CaptainProtonX said
Sony already did; models 1000, 2000, and 3000.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 10:12PM CaptainProtonX said
Well, at least someone made the Go entertaining.
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 11:00PM (Unverified) said
Really hope they make a "PSP go Phat" - PSP go with a UMD drive. I want that thing so bad, but no UMD drive.. =/
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Posted: Jan 25th 2010 11:34PM (Unverified) said
What a treat! Love Sesame St., love crayons, love watching how things are made!
Oh, and the PSP Go disassembly video was cool too.
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Oh, and the PSP Go disassembly video was cool too.
Posted: Jan 25th 2010 11:50PM aristokrat said
I like that this company was clever enough to make a sweet video. Now I know who TechRestore is, not a bad idea (though I generally attempt to repair my delicate electronics myself: if I get it right by the second time, I've generally spent about as much as sending it to one of these companys, and I've kind of had fun).
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Posted: Jan 26th 2010 2:30AM PS3fan707 said
"those who smoke or drink"?
You must be assuming that anyone who uses drugs (alcohol is a drug obviously) is a complete idiot and/or is completely ignorant to common knowlege. I personally drink daily and have been through my times with drugs, and I am fully aware of what stop motion is and what it looks like.
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You must be assuming that anyone who uses drugs (alcohol is a drug obviously) is a complete idiot and/or is completely ignorant to common knowlege. I personally drink daily and have been through my times with drugs, and I am fully aware of what stop motion is and what it looks like.
Posted: Jan 26th 2010 5:45PM (Unverified) said
i could very well have done without the cheesy sound effects.
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