Every week we churn out a hefty helping of memes inspired by (or featuring scenes from) The Lord of the Rings . Lately, we've been offering up the same for fans of Star Wars. Is it bold of us to assume that there's some overlap where their fans are concerned? Apparently not. In fact, we'd wager that these Star Wars / LOTR crossover memes count as pretty good proof. This particular mix of Tolkien-ized Star Wars memes mostly features characters and meme formats from the prequels, which makes sens…

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It's only been a few days since the release of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and gamers are already committing war crimes and torturing Koroks with the absolutely insane contraptions they've been creating. (For those of you who aren't caught up on your Zelda lore, Koroks are little wooden spirits who wear leaf masks and protect the forest.) There are seemingly no limitations to what you can fuse and craft in the game, and the players' imaginations are running completely wild, coming…

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Plenty of PC gamers like to act high and mighty around console warriors, but deep down, every PC user has a love/hate relationship with their machine. If you'd defend that piece of junk you built yourself 15 years ago to the death, these relatable memes for dedicated PC users will surely speak to you.

The path is blocked, you must find another way

Today is Cinco de Mayo. A day that is admittedly pretty grotesque when you consider the way it's celebrated in the United States. Yesterday, however, was a holiday that includes none of the vomit-inducing drinking and cultural appropriation that is prevalent on the fifth of May. On May 4th, geeks everywhere celebrate Star Wars Day, and they do it by sharing Star Wars-related content on pretty much every social media platform. Here at Memebase, we don't need an excuse to share sci-fi memes. In f…

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There's only 10 days left until The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is finally released, but that hasn't stopped pirates from leaking the entire game early.

I remember the first time I played Dungeons & Dragons like it was yesterday. It was a warm summer day, and I was about ten years old. My nerdiest friend at the time, Lindsey, had just gotten the game and invited me over to play. We sat cross-legged on the floor of her bedroom, surrounded by sheets of graph paper, pencils, and dice. Lindsey was the Dungeon Master, and her little brother and I were the adventurers. Lindsey began describing the dark, foreboding forest that surrounded our character…

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