Imagine having the patience to lay out each domino
There is a thing called domino day, check it out if you enjoy this kind of videos!
FYI, the first two setups feature the delightfully-expressive pixel art of **Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island** (SNES, 1995)—a masterpiece of classic gaming.
My goodness that was satisfying to watch.
Hey! I wanna ride da Yosh!
Sees yoshi story sprites: ‘oh god oh god oh god’
Sees Naruto domino layout: ‘oh… Okay then… Still cool I guess’
I love it when the camera shot lets us see the whole thing instead of showing closeups.
My brain heard this in Yoshi’s Island sound effects
Ah I love this guy, the name is TheDominoKing for anyone wondering!
That is so neat I love it
I feel like people who can set this shit up should probably go to med school.. that takes some serious surgeon’s hands
On this note: Domino Day returns this fall
For those Who don’t know what it is: it is a televised world record attempt to topple the most dominoes in one continuous falldown.
Right now tue record is 4491863 toppled dominoes and held by the Domino Day team.
The build up takes place in the Netherlands and relies on the help of international (mostly european) volunteers setting up the dominoes for about 2 months.
Imagine having the patience to lay out each domino
There is a thing called domino day, check it out if you enjoy this kind of videos!
FYI, the first two setups feature the delightfully-expressive pixel art of **Super Mario World 2: Yoshi’s Island** (SNES, 1995)—a masterpiece of classic gaming.
My goodness that was satisfying to watch.
Hey! I wanna ride da Yosh!
Sees yoshi story sprites: ‘oh god oh god oh god’
Sees Naruto domino layout: ‘oh… Okay then… Still cool I guess’
I love it when the camera shot lets us see the whole thing instead of showing closeups.
My brain heard this in Yoshi’s Island sound effects
Ah I love this guy, the name is TheDominoKing for anyone wondering!
That is so neat I love it
I feel like people who can set this shit up should probably go to med school.. that takes some serious surgeon’s hands
On this note: Domino Day returns this fall
For those Who don’t know what it is: it is a televised world record attempt to topple the most dominoes in one continuous falldown.
Right now tue record is 4491863 toppled dominoes and held by the Domino Day team.
The build up takes place in the Netherlands and relies on the help of international (mostly european) volunteers setting up the dominoes for about 2 months.
If this wasn’t computerized, I’d be impressed.