USING NOTE 7 AS EXPLOSIVES

MOD for GTA V that replaces limpet bombs (C4) with Samsung cell phones, more specifically the recent and failed Galaxy Note 7.




Modded Games, the Youtube channel where this video was published, has created many others introcuding different characters in Los Santos' streets.



Connor Kenway (Assassin's Creed)






Or Harley Quinn from the Suicide Squad.




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OMFG! Such curves! And that way of moving her body!

7 DIFFERENCES #75

Our brains are incredibly lazy. Seriously. The moment they think they've figured out what they're looking at, they stop paying attention to the details and switch into autopilot mode. That's why you can leave your keys somewhere and spend half an hour looking for them. Or read the same sentence three times without noticing a repeated word.
And that's exactly why games like this exist.

At first glance, both images look identical. Your brain takes a quick look and says: "Yep, they're the same, we can move on now." But not so fast. There are seven small changes hiding in plain sight, just waiting for you to let your guard down.

Today's photo is the work of photographer Igor Yakushkov, and your mission is to prove that you can still spot the details. Take your time, compare both images, and find the 7 differences before giving up and checking the solution.
Because seeing isn't always the same as looking.



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Today's slow-motion clip.

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JENGA AND ELECTRO-STIMULATION

This summer�s viral craze is as ridiculous as it is addictive: strapping electro-stimulation pads to your hands or forearms and then trying to play Jenga, drink a glass of water without spilling, or pull off any other challenge that demands steady hands and good balance.

The world may be going to hell, but hey � if we�re going down as a society, we might as well do it laughing.



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Holy crap! Good thing it was only a dream.

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FINAL FIGHT IN REAL LIFE

Final Fight launched in 1989 by Capcom and became a benchmark for the beat �em up genre: side-scrolling action, 2-player co-op, and three now-iconic leads �Cody, Guy, and Mike Haggar� cleaning up Metro City with their fists.

Its natural habitat was the arcades: joysticks, buttons, two-player runs, and coins saving your spot. The kind of game you�d drop in to play �just one� and end up spending the whole afternoon.

In today�s video, AI takes the pixelated sprite and �translates� it into a realistic version: a transition from arcade character to a flesh-and-blood model (yeah, very muscular), from 16-bit to hyper-real. Nostalgia then, resolution now.



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Camping weekend.

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DRAWING SOME CHERRIES

You know that classic telephone game where someone whispers a phrase to the first person, that person repeats it to the next, the next to another, and by the time it reaches the last one the whole thing is completely distorted? Well� this is exactly the same vibe, just drawing on people�s backs instead of whispering.



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To serve and protect.

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CALL OF DUTY IN REAL LIFE. TROPICAL ISLAND WARFARE

Imagine an airsoft game, but instead of the usual dry forest or the same old field, you drop into a tropical island in Puerto Rico � water up to your waist, humid heat hitting your face, and dense vegetation everywhere.

That�s exactly what Airsoft Alfonse brings in this video: �Tropical Island Airsoft Warfare,� a match organized by Exodus Milsim Team and Tropical Airsoft Events, the kind of people who build real military-style scenarios rather than a few pallets thrown together.





Everything is recorded in first-person, with that helmet camera that throws you straight into the action and makes the whole thing feel like a shooter � pure Call of Duty or Battlefield vibes � moving with the rifle tight to your chest, hearing your own breathing, and seeing exactly what a real operator would see.

There�s no relaxing here. This is amphibious gameplay: climbing over rocks, crossing water, dragging all your soaked gear, and watching every step because the terrain can screw you almost as much as the opposing team. This video is Part 1 of the match, and you can tell they wanted to show the whole experience, not just a highlight reel of kills and shouting.

What makes these games so cool is how they change the rules: gear weight matters more, communication becomes essential because you don�t always see your squad through the jungle, and one bad move in the water can leave you completely exposed. It�s not the same as rushing in a clean indoor CQB � here you�re literally in a river with your rifle pressed against your chest.

If you�re into airsoft but always play on the same fields, these videos really open your mind. There are events where the map isn�t just a backdrop � it�s part of the challenge. Here, the environment is basically another enemy.

And this is just the warm-up. It�s only the first part of the match on the island. If this little taste already makes you want to grab your gear and book a flight, better stop here� because that�s how bad ideas start.



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The slow-motion shot of the day.

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7 DIFFERENCES #71

Hope you're the kind of person who doesn't throw in the towel at the first sign of trouble and has a keen eye, intuition, and an eye for detail. If you are, this spot-the-difference challenge should be quite entertaining for you.

Find the 7 differences between the two images as quickly as possible; the one on the left, the original, a photo taken byDmitry Elizarov, and the one on the right, the one I've painstakingly and cleverly modified.



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The slow-motion moment of the day.

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