The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Into the Moon

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - Into the Moon

As if the grimacing moon threatening to destroy Hyrule in Majora's Mask isn't scary and strange enough, the game's final level has Link flying through the moon's toothy mouth and into a surrealist final level. Like a '90s music video, there's a single tree at the top of a hill in a hazy field and creepy kids run around the base asking for masks. If this wasn't weird enough, Link also acquires a mask that essentially turns him into a god…but only for the final battle. Sending Link into space isn't really a Legend of Zelda kind of thing, but as long as there's some kind of magical element to it, it kinda works.

The most ridiculous things we've seen in Battlefield 4

Battlefield 4 is one of those games that, even if you don't play, you always seem to hear about on the Internet. A lot of incredible stunts, kills, and maneuvers can be pulled off in the game and it's become a sort of custom among hardcore Battlefield players to try and pull off the craziest moves that the in-game engine will allow. These stunts are lovingly known as "Battlefield Moments" and have been a great way for the community to showcase their skills while flexing a bit on the Internet. Here we have some stunts that are jaw-dropping, funny, and just all-around impressive. Strap in and get ready for some ridiculousness on the battlefield.

Crazy sniper headshot

Battlefield player and YouTuber Russkhof is no stranger to stunts and trick shots, showing us some of the most elite-level gameplay around. In this video, he gets a crazy, long-range headshot with his sniper rifle. "No big deal, anyone can get a sniper rifle headshot," you might say, but what makes this particular shot special is the fact that it comes from an extremely long range. He even gets a Marksman Bonus of 1,861 points, a bonus that's based on meters. The fact that he was able to get a headshot on a dude who was basically a pixel on his screen is mind-blowing. And yes, pun intended.