CineFix has a YouTube video playlist showing "8-bit Cinema" that combines 8-bit animation with popular movies.

Mega64 has a YouTube playlist showing its "Public Game Experiments

Dorkly shared a 20.5 minutes YouTube video showing a montage of video games and arcades in films/movies.

Matthew Patrick13's YouTube channel has two YouTube playlists (Game Theories and Game Exchanges)

Blue's News shared an addicting Flash puzzle game titled "Assembots" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, Free Online Games (FOG) -- "A modern take on a classic puzzle game. You must guide you robots from their work place back home to safety after a long shift at work. You must use the robots skills in engineering to bash through wall, blast through rock, dig down through earth, bridge over ravines an swim through oceans in order to save them."

Blue's News shared an eight image Wired's slide show (one page) showing "The Funny, Occasionally Dirty, Hidden Messages in Your Favorite Games -- It's the 80's, or perhaps the 90's.

Game Fails' YouTube channel has a collection of YouTube videos (some have cussings and not suitable for sensitives due to what were shown) showing "the finest in video game fails submitted ..."

Indie Retro News shared (19)80's Top Games with playable old video games online.

This 2.5 minutes YouTube video shows a parody/spoof of a love/romance break up titled "Co-Op Breakup -- Breaking up is hard to do. Like Legendary hard."

Dorkly shared a funny three minutes and 55 seconds YouTube video spoof/parody showing "The Continuum: Dialogue Tree -- Doug wakes up one day with a unique problem: he has a dialogue tree. And it's a vague one..."

Blue's News and Major Nelson shared Starroivas' gallery showing modern video games as old school Atari 2600 cartridge cover arts.

Dorkly shared a funny three minutes and 36 seconds CollegeHumor video showing almost "Every Videogame from The Simpsons

Blue's News shared Bombermine that is a "... Massively Multiplayer Online Bomberman on the web -- up to 1,000 players on a single map right in your browser".

This 3.25 minutes YouTube video show "Mod Mayhem -- Apparently video games don't get along together."

Blue's News shared an addicting tower defense game titled "Steampunk Tower" on Free Web Arcade and its official web site, Addicting Games -- "You only have one tower to work with, and enemies come from both sides. But your weapons are many, your upgrades are beastly, and your tower always has room for another turret! Stand up and defend your steampunk tower!"

Dorkly shares a neat 3.75 minutes animated YouTube video showing "Super Mario Busters

Blue's News (#1 and #2) mentioned a free weekend (ends on Sunday, 20th, at 1:00 PM PST) and a playable demo(nstration) of Magicka from Steam. Since it was a free weekend of the full game, your overlord decided to play it on the long weekend (took Friday off). Here's the brief review of it for mostly single player:

The Verge mentioned "The Cutting Room Floor (TCRF) is a site dedicated to unearthing and researching unused and cut content from video games. From debug menus, to unused music, graphics, enemies, or levels, many games have content never meant to be seen by anybody but the developers — or even meant for everybody, but cut due to time/budget constraints ..."