Lumines 2! I’m hooked! More fun than Tetris, and I suck at it! I love it!

Before Nintendo changed history and made the Famicom, they released a series of handheld games under the “Game & Watch” banner. They were simple LCD games that also told the time. The series began in 1980 with the game Ball and ended in 1991 with Mario the Juggler. There is a huge sub-culture of Game & Watch collectors within the video game community, and some of the rarer ones can sell for upwards of $500! If you ever see one at a yard or garage sale, snatch it up, it may be worth a ton.

“Plot Outline A skit based show with Benny Hill, often containing smutty humour.” Say no more.
Benny Hill’s work has been spoofed and revered in many tv shows and movies.

If you have a hard time understanding the British I refer you to the American to British translator.

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Man…I’m late getting to this one, but I’m sure glad I didn’t miss it all together. If you have a PS2 and still haven’t played Resident Evil 4, do yourself a favor and pick it up. Best game ever made for the PS2 by far. It’s unbelievable how they fit a game of this size onto a PS2 disc, especially with the graphics, free roaming, cinemas, and extra features. Most places have it available for $20.

Michael C. Place is a graphic designer hailing from the UK and a source of great inspiration. His knowledge and use of type is extraordinary. Take a look through over 200 slides of his current work at his website. Bookmark it!

20/20 just had a great show profiling videos that are making the rounds on the internets and the people who submit and watch them. I had to post this one that I saw for the first time on the show tonight. PWND!!!

Kotaku, the greatest game news website on the interwebs. Check it daily, they update almost every hour.

So I’m gonna post a few podcasts/shows I listen to daily that will help pass the time at work, keep you laughin’, and keep you informed. VGM Daily, brought to you by VGM Fusion, is a video game podcast based out of Toronto by two guys who really know their stuff when it comes to gaming. These days, I don’t have the time to check a lot of gaming websites for the latest news, thankfully this podcast is thorough and inside enough to keep you on the cusp of things. Add it to your favorites.

Wanna read the personal journals of the cats who are shaping the fashion, music, art, business and skateboarding industries? Look no further than the Honeyee.com blog. Its an eclectic mix of artists the likes of Jeff Staple, Kaws, Edison Chen, Keith Hufnagel, John Mayer, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and Eric Clapton just to name a few. Most of the featured bloggers write daily so there’s always new stuff to check out. Definitely worth a read.