Check out the post on Offworld, which talks about Robertson’s amazing previous work, as well as gives a little more explanation.  Paul Robertson pumps pixels for energy drink – Offworld

“Yeah, big time!” he said. “I grew up in the ’70s and ’80s so I had Star Wars, and Close Encounters, and Blade Runner and 2001. It was an awesome time for sci-fi.” When Mr. Hamm was asked if he still does anything geeky, his girlfriend, Jennifer Westfeldt, rolled her eyes and affectionately nodded yes. “Oh yeah, I’m a big comic book guy and–” “Video games, video games, video games!” exclaimed Ms. Westfedt.

Jon Hamm, Sci-Fi Geek! | The New York Observer

Thanks to Hipster, Please for the post.

I had lots of fun writing this one.  In fact, I had so much fun, I wrote 4 punchlines.  This is merely one of them, the one that, according to my trusted advisors, was the one best suited to the site.   Want to see the other ones?  Check them out here.  Post your favorite in the comments of this post.

A followup to this wonderful gem. I love a good sight gag, don’t you?

Go check this out.  The site actually shakes.  It’s sweet.

Sorry to be out of the loop, all.  The real world decided to unsheath a sword known as “WORK” and bring it down squarely upon my cranium.

It’s modern-day games done in Atari graphics!  Cool!

It’s a bunch of awesome (and creepy) Polish film posters!  Woohoo!

I loves me some 8-bit music.  Chiptunes.  Check it out.

BLIP FESTIVAL: REFORMAT THE PLANET is a feature length documentary which delves into the movement known as chiptunes, a vibrant underground scene based around creating new, original music using old video game hardware. Familiar devices such as the Nintendo Game Boy and Nintendo Entertainment System are pushed in new directions with startling results.

Also, check out more on Pitchfork.tv.

This is a great vid by the College Humor people about Bowser’s minions, and how they are handicapped from doing their jobs.  No embedding, so you’ll just have to click the link and go from there.  Link.