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Stall The Payload With A Real Life Lucio Music Gun
Video game weapons in real life are always awesome, especially if they're functional. Thanks to Simone Fontana we have another cool one to see in action. He decided to 3D-print the sound skater's Sonic Amplifier.
The speaker actually works and it's painted like the Golden variant, so obviously this Lucio must be high rank. You can check out the full process from concept to boombox in the video below.
If that gun isn't silly enough for you, just a few days ago Bethesda showed off their real-life BFG in all its ridiculous glory.
[Source: Overwatch Facebook via Gamesradar]
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