Added: 30.04.2015 13:34 | 2 views | 0 comments

The latest "react" video is now available, this one focusing on NetherRealm's fighting game . We've also collected some of the best quotes below the video.

• "I don't like the blood shooting out of the head; that's gory."
• "That's gotta hurt!"
• "That's disgusting; that should be illegal."
• "Eww, I don't want to watch this."
• "I guess they're always pushing boundaries. It's just like Saw. How many creative ways can we torture and kill someone?"
• "No, I can't watch this."
• "Gonna need some dental work there."
• "I bet the people playing this don't even understand the reference; the 'Here's Johnny' reference."
• "I think that's absolutely horrible; shame on whoever put that out. Shame."
• "Don't do that! You don't eat the face! Come on."
• "Here are these incredibly creative people, these are people who could change the world. And I go, 'Why are you putting your energy into really gratuitous and obscene violence?"

Added: 30.04.2015 11:17 | 1 views | 0 comments


TheFineBros' React series has come through with the entertainment again, showing off Mortal Kombat X gameplay to a group of elders. In particular, the participants were shown a variety of fatalities from the game, which are even more brutal than the majority of the gameplay.

Added: 30.04.2015 0:41 | 13 views | 0 comments

Microsoft is setting its sights on a major milestone for Windows 10. The company said today during its Build conference in San Francisco that it's aiming to have 1 billion devices running the new OS by 2018.

"Within two to three years of Windows 10's release, there will be 1 billion devices running Windows 10," Microsoft VP Terry Myerson said during the keynote address, as reported by . The event runs through Friday, so keep checking back for even more news from the show.

Added: 30.04.2015 0:41 | 1 views | 0 comments

Microsoft is setting its sights on a major milestone for Windows 10. The company said today during its Build conference in San Francisco that it's aiming to have 1 billion devices running the new OS by 2018.

"Within two to three years of Windows 10's release, there will be 1 billion devices running Windows 10," Microsoft VP Terry Myerson said during the keynote address, as reported by . The event runs through Friday, so keep checking back for even more news from the show.