The Los Angeles Chargers have once again stolen the NFL’s social media spotlight with a schedule release video that’s less a sports announcement and more a pixelated masterpiece crafted in the blocky sandbox of Minecraft. This nearly five-minute romp through a voxel-based gridiron is a love letter to both gamers and football fans, blending the Chargers’ signature wit with enough Easter eggs to make even the most dedicated Creeper hunter jealous.
Recreating State Farm Stadium in Minecraft is one thing, building all of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild takes things to the next level. This recreation took three years to complete, and after seeing what exactly went into it, you’ll see why.
You’ve seen The Legend of Zelda recreated in Minecraft, now Digital Dreams’ shows us what the sandbox game could look like if it was made in Unreal Engine 5. Some areas definitely look better than the upcoming movie starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa.
Jack Black’s character, Steve, longs for the mines in the newest ‘A Minecraft Movie trailer, and how he eventually enters the Overworld. Directed by Jared Hess (Napoleon Dynamite), the film follows a group of misfits who find themselves struggling with ordinary problems when they are sucked into a mysterious portal into the Overworld.
It’s not MineCity 2000, but Alumio has managed to turn the live-action Minecraft Movie trailer into an animation. What most may not know is that principal photography actually took place in New Zealand rather than just on a soundstage in front of a green screen.
