Milton's Yahoo! Groups' Lode Runner forum post shares "Lode Runner Retro" that is based on the original Commodore 64 (C64) game port. It can be downloaded for various computers' operating systems or online with Java.

Dorkly shows a funny doctored photograph/photo. showing "Portal Pool Party

VideoSift shares a funny one minute and 23 seconds Dorkly video showing women's reactions to Duke Nukem Forever (DNF)

Retro Gaming Australia (RGA) [original article and has more links] and GamePron (reprinted from RGA with less links) dedicated a week to the Duke Nukem series with seven pages at the game's history. It looks at Duke's humble origins right through to Duke Nukem Forever (DNF), the failed attempts to get Duke onto the silver screen, the cameo appearances in other Apogee/3D Realms products, promotional materials, and much more. There are images and embedded video clips.

Blizzard shares an amusing fan-made comic strip showing World of Warcraft (WoW) and Angry Birds games combined/together.

G4 has a few interactive 360°/degrees (no vertical) camera videos, recorded from Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)

Boing Boing shares a Tor.com's ten pages slide show showing a comic strip series showing the greatest video game stars, of yesteryear, who look back on their heyday.

Portal 2 Soundboard Collection has all the audio clips and songs from Portal game series. Obviously, spoi

Daneboe's playlist has a bunch of short YouTube videos of unfair

Neatorama shares Complex's twenty pages video slide show/article of "The Complete History Of Video Games On 'The Simpsons' -- Over the past 20-plus years, who else has chronicled and satirized pop culture quite like The Simpsons? The denizens of Springfield have always loved their cartoons, movies, and beer--oh, and video games.

This three pages Dorkly article says that Flash games exist in a strange world. Anyone can make them. They're not bound by big budgets or proven formulas like their console cousins. Any motivated programmer or 14-year-old kid can make a game and get it featured on Newgrounds if it's good enough. Any time someone has a novel gameplay idea, everyone else wants to put their spin on it. As a result, some weird genres emerged. XBox games come in clear, simple genres like 'sports' and 'shooters,' but Flash genres are more along the lines of 'games where you fling things with your mouse.' These are the most popular game genres

Australians' Good Game has many aired/recorded episodes on the video games with reviews, histories, etc.

VideosSift shares a three minutes and 57 seconds YouTube video showing "Half-Life 1...

GDC Vault has tons of video and computer game presentations like talks, postmortems, etc. Some of them are free to view. » read more | 1 comment

VideoSift shares a funny one minute and four seconds Dorkly video showing "Mario With A Portal Gun

AQFL's Internet connection was having problems earlier, and your overlord couldn't post these cool links. It seems fine now so here they are:

Digg shares a two pages Cracked article on the "six/6 hilarious ways game designers are screwing with pirates -- Piracy accounts for 31 percent of all Internet traffic and, regardless of your personal opinion on the issue, it really does suck for a lot of game developers.

Blue's News share a Flash game titled "Chisel" on Free Web Arcade and its sequel (upgrads and use space bar to drill) on Nitrome where the player has to drill and avoid obstacles.