And this deserved posting on Kotaku because of what? Can't we stick to video games?

@beaker: great post, first couple of sentences summed up my thoughts exactly. Pixels is great for what it is, there is no reason to make a feature length movie out of it.

@ZayrenS: I was always curious how many people playing there had to be to get a light shown? does 1 dot = 1 person? Like in the headline photo, it looks like 2 dots in South Africa, does that equate to 2 people, 10 people in a small area, 50 people? or the sole dot in Iceland.

@Bluesroo: god forbid it should be the skill of the player that determines who wins rather than who has the better gear.

For anyone too lazy to watch:

@Matieo10: The Golden Sun series was great, I'll agree with that. Not sure how underrated they are, most people who play RPGs recognize their worth. I think for the non-RPG crowd they are definitely not what comes to mind when they think about some of the better RPG games.

Space Station Silicon Valley for N64. This game got lost in the shuffle during the heyday of the 64. While the graphics might not have been great compared to some items coming out, I felt that the gameplay was spectacular.

There's currently two Kinect displays at the State Fair of Texas for the final weekend. One has the Kinect Racing game and the other has some music video dance copy game. Steady line all day but nothing outrageous.

@Karlott: okay, cause the first one was disappointing in terms of summoning stuff you figured should solve it if the game worked correctly.

Do professions/people/animals actually perform the action most would assume they would perform? ie. gravedigger/mole digs a hole, pilot correctly flies a vehicle, construction worker uses tools

I'm the Freeman? What a horrible title.

The Bengals do not have a suspect secondary, in fact they have one of the best CB tandems in the league. Based on DVOA from Football Outsiders they had the 10th best Pass Defense in the league, far from suspect: [www.footballoutsiders.com] Read up and educate yourself.

The AWP video took about 3 minutes before it got into anything decent.

Jay Hieron and Miletich, nice.

@Meeker44: Yeah, all you need to do is upload the video from your console to the EA servers, then go to easports.com and sign into the EASportsworld. From there you can view all the replays you have uploaded. For example, here' s a video of mine from ncaa 09 with my campus legend in his HS championship game.

Hey story submitters, you do realize that you can upload video highlights from these games to the web via your 360 (and i'm guessing ps3). They go to an easports website where you can then link them in your email to Owen. That way we can see this ridiculous one handed circus catch after we read about it.

@Player Uno: Filthy video. Awesome find.

Benji Radach, go IFL

he didn't use his brother's shoulder at all

More like 1:45 into the movie.