Digg shares a six pages IGN article that shares "the latest word on every videogame adaptation brewing in Hollywood. Movie studios have been mining the videogame industry for creative ideas since the early 1990s. Given nearly 20 years to crack the formula, you'd think that Hollywood would have a better track record. Sadly, many game-to-film adaptations haven't lived up to expectations... But there is a bright side... We've seen more than a few successes...

Digg shares a funny unknown comic strip and Calvin and Hobbes' comic strip showing a gamer outside.

European World of Warcraft (WoW) has a screen capture/shot based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Digg shares a two pages Crispy Gamer article on ten truths behind ten great videogame myths -- "We look at some of the most enduring myths surrounding games and the industry to see if there's any truth to these legends..."

VideoSift shares a funny 3.25 minutes YouTube video showing a spoof/parody

VideoSift shares a funny one minute and 39 seconds CollegeHumor video showing the "L33t/leet/elites" disapprove of their daughter's less-than-technologically-savy boyfriend.

Neatorama shares a multiple pages If Star Wars Was/Were Real (ISSWR) showing a doctored image gallery of images (currently five pages with 56 images total) that imagine a synthesis of human history (particularly in the 20th Century) and Star Wars

This five pages GamesRadar article on the 40 most repeated game quotes -- "Film and television quotes are so entangled with our language that their origins are irrelevant to most speakers. We use Seinfeld-popularized neologisms and phrases constantly without considering how they became popular ('shrinkage,' 'close-talker,' 'not that there's anything wrong with that'). But games are a younger medium, and for a time were thought to be the realm of only children and socially-inept geeks. HA HA HA. NUH-UH! Hardcore gaming culture is wriggling its way into the mainstream as you read this (it had to make a brief stop at Hipster Town on its way, but it'll get there).

Offworld shares "Trains In Games" is a Web site that takes a closer look at details in video and computer games that developers missed.

Xkcd shows a disadvantage of being late in gaming.

VideoSift shares a funny two minutes YouTube video showing a parody/spoof of a 34 years old man living with first-person shooter (FPS) disease

Boing Boing and Offworld share a 30 seconds Vimeo video showing an amusing South Korean television (TV) commercial/spot/advertisement (ad.)

VideoSift shares a hilarious four minutes and 50 seconds YouTube video showing "World of Crashes" with replaced audios from Team Fortress 2 (TF2) online game

Blue's News shares a four pages Gameplayer article on "many of the secrets of Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) of 2009; secret in that they did not come with a press release or a screenshot, nor was the information released to anyone walking by.

Blue's News share E3 (2009)'s game trailer (mirror including a 720p Windows Media Video/WMV format) for Star Wars: The Old Republic

Blue's News share a Joystiq article on the "... cold hard facts about gamer demographics, presented in a cold, hard manner. Look no further than the Entertainment Software Association (ESA)'s helpful annual pamphlet, the aptly tiltled '2009 Sales, Demographic and Usage Data: Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry.'

Digg shares a Fanboy article on what if 24's Jack Bauer had achievements like in computer and video games based from season 1 to 7 (spoilers obviously)

VoodooExtreme (VE3D) mentions a twelve pages IGN article on twelve great human feats accomplished faster than Duke Nukem Forever (DNF).