@ilikejelly: Well crap. Someone beat me to it. Oh well, John Wayne isn't really video game related anyway.

I made this a week ago in response to a comment about the new True Grit. Someone more or less said Jeff Bridges in True Grit makes about as much sense as putting John Wayne in Tron. So I made this...

My resolution was not to pirate any music, and I am proud to say I kept it.

I never saw Planet Terror, and now I feel like I'm not missing anything.

My best friend liked it, my girlfriend liked it, and I liked it.

@Curiously Flamboyant Sheep 3: The Ovis Aries Cometh!: I liked it too.

@theorieofself: WOW! Got anymore?

@bjohndick: You're right, but its was only my intention to cover their Robot helmets. Back then they wore just about anything they wanted at any given moment, and it would be really hard to catalog all the different masks and things they wore.

@Deadsider: In Daft Punk's defense, at least they can say they didn't use their robot facades as a means to get famous, unlike a band like KISS for example. Their use of masks and robot helmets started out as a self defense mechanism, but over the years they have become known for their costumes almost as much as their…

@Mr. Mew: The differences are subtle, but their helmets have changed. This picture should help, sadly it was not around when I made the chart.

@Ubiquitous: Thank you for that! Since I made the one that was published here I've made revised versions of the chart, amongst the corrections were the correct spelling of his name.

I'm so flattered! I would have never expected this little project to make it here onto Gizmodo! Thank you!

Fixed it

@AgentRayBans:

Makes the Lego Fett that everyone was geeking over look like child's play

Is that a screen shot from Fargo?

@packetloss: wat: Wow, I had no idea. Thanks for the heads up.

It should really be clarified that you can only download it if you are a member of their Fan Club, which is not free in itself.