Hey everyone. This was a fun little post I did over at Fierce and Nerdy about some of my favorite heroes and why I feel they deserve a better video game based on the merits of each character. You can check it out here.
Aside from this post, I’ve been busy working on a short film about cleaning my basement. That doesn’t sound at all interesting when I put it that way, but stick with me and you’ll see soon I promise 
Top 10 new cult Movies – via LikeMe Daily
Halo 2 Still Alive on Xbox Live with 14 Players Left – via Gossip Gamers
Desktop Clutter Art A Go-Go – via Gizmodo
WWDC 2010 Officially Announced – via TUAW
Nothing Means Anything on the Internet: A PSA – via FunnyCrave
Marvel’s Master Plan to Save The Comic Book Industry, Revealed? – via Geeks of Doom
Blur 360 Beta Open to All Next Week – via Destructoid
Why No Alan Wake on PC? [PC] via Kotaku
Limited Edition Metal Gear: Peace Walker for PSP - via Retro Hive
Bungie’s April Fools Joke Shows New Halo: Reach Gameplay - via Destructoid
Here is what Netflix on your Wii will look like - via Destructoid
How to Use Gmail’s Attractive New Tablet-Friendly Interface on Your Regular Old Computer [How To] -via Lifehacker
The Barefoot Philosophy – via Zen Habits
iPad First Impressions -via Minimal Mac
The First Must-Have iPad App -via Forever Geek
PAX East is Over, Time to REgister for PAX West 2010 [PAX Prime 2010] – via Kotaku
Mortal Kombat vs. Oregan Trail – via Hawty McBloggy
Sony Promises Big PSP Games Are Coming…Again – via Destructoid
Third – Party Upscaler Makes Wii HD – via Destructoid
‘Iron Man 2′ International Poster Released – via Geeks of Doom
Kevin Smith’s ‘Red State’ Finally Greenlighted; ‘Hit Somebody’ To Come After - via Geeks of Doom
Being A Digital Nomad – via Brilliantly Better
10 Ways to Deal With the Non-Simplifying Others in Your Life – via Zen Habits
One More Thing Before We Go: Don’t Have Room For a Piano? – via Fierce and Nerdy
Nintendo Patents a New DS-Like Cartridge Design – via Destructoid
How to Score Your Red Dead Redemption Preorder Bonus – via Kotaku
Xbox Live Code of Conduct Revised via Videogame Geek
An Insider’s Guide to Portal 2
Foot-Controlled Power Strip – via Lifehacker
Commercial Jetpack Hitting The Market for $75,000 – via Geekologie
Google Respones to Apple Lawsuit Against HTC – via TUAW
Not Necessary: Cat Hammock Coffee Table - via Geekologie
In case you’re all wondering, the lack of updates, again, it’s all Jon’s fault as my obsession with Magic has reached an all time high. On a side note though, expect some more regularity next week!
Steve Wiebe is the new King of Kong (Jr.) – via RetroGamer.net
World of Warcraft Plushies: On the Wings of Cuteness – via Kotaku
Goldeneye 64 Multiplayer Maps Coming to Perfect Dark XBLA – via Destructoid
Plants vs. Zombies hits the iPhone – via TUAW
Fable III Press Release – via Lionhead Studios
Dear Videogame Industry, Please Stop Making Games – via GameSpy
30 Useful (And Unknown) Web Apps You Need to Bookmark – via Maximum PC
Google Goggles to Translate Text in Photos – via Mashable
Windows Phone 7 Interface: Microsoft has Out-Appled Apple – via Gizmodo
WordPress for Android Writes and Edits Posts on the Go – via Lifehacker
Color Theory for Designers, Part 1: The Meaning of Color – via Smashing Magazine
Top 10 Tools for Finding Cool Stuff Nearby – via Lifehacker
Finalily!: New and Improved Ketchup Packets – via Geekologie
Pass the Butter: Giant Crab is Giant! – via Geekologie
I Think R.L. Stine is Phoning it in – via Collegehumor
Final Fantasy for iPhone Looks Fantastic – via Destructoid
360 Scores the Only Final Fantasy XIII Bundle Outside of Japan – via Kotaku
Uncharted 2 Gets New Multiplayer Maps, Skins & Trophies on Feb. 25 – via Kotaku
Microsoft X Convention Top 10 Reveals – via VideoGame Geek
Bioshock 2′s Widescreen Bug is Strangely Familiar – via Destructoid
Marvel Teases Us With New ‘Avenger’ Promos – via Geeks of Doom
Penny Arcade Book Tour – via Penny Arcade
Wil Wheaton to Give Keynote at PAX East – via Destructoid
Fav4.org is a Dead Simple but Very Attractive Start Page – via Lifehacker
Top 10 Google Settings You Should Know About – via Lifehacker
Google to Offer ‘Ultra High-Speed’ Broadband in US – via BBC News
Sexist Vintage Ads – via PBH3
The End of the World? (Infographic) – via Pixlmonster
Finally, Live Webcast Goes Wrong – via MakeUseOf
Nicole and I have run into a fundamental problem each week with our posting. Lately we’ve worked toward more original posts and less ‘newsy’ posts because we realized there is way too much happening in geek culture each week to aptly catalog with daily posts. So, starting today we’ll begin posting your geekend updates where you can at-a-glance see all the cool stuff we’ve come across each week. Enjoy and have a great weekend!
Set Up a Whole House Speaker System Using Existing Phone Lines – via Lifehacker
Store Your Boardgames by Displaying Them as Art – via Lifehacker
Procrastinate on This! The Force is Strong Within Adidas (Seriously, this is an awesome video!) – via Fierce and Nerdy
Xbox Live Support to be Pulled for Original Xbox Games on April 15th – via VideoGame Geek
30 Commercial Games Released for Free – via GamesRadar
Splinter Cell: Conviction Release Date Literally Set in Stone – via Kotaku
AVP Multiplayer Demo Now Available – via Destructoid
How To Cheat Your Way to the Heavy Rain Demo – via Kotaku
Get Mass Effect 2 Dr. Pepper DLC Without Buying Dr. Pepper – via Destructoid
The Bioshock 2 Launch Trailer – Enjoy!
Twitterfall – Really neat search utility for Twitter
Apple Paying Back Bonuses on Cost of Defective 27-inch iMacs – via TUAW
That’s all for this week! Have a great weekend and be sure to drive safe in all that snow out there, Columbus!