Your overlord agrees with this old xkcd comic strip on web browsers' Flash games versus/vs. the most powerful game systems these days. Your overlord wasted a lot of hours today with them and was supposed to be doing other productive things.

Blue's News share a Cracked.com chart/infographic showing "Why Modern War First Perspective Shooter (FPS) Games All Look the Same" -- "... makers of modern war FPS games are fresh out of ideas. To truly get a handle on the situation while making us all billionaires, we decided to try and figure out the formula they all appear to be following.

VideoGame Lookalikes (VGL) is a web site that has many images comparing real-life people (including from the gaming community) with videogame character

AlXtreme's /. reply/comment mentions Co-Optimus -- "... a website dedicated to co-op/co-operative games. Every game listed on our site has some form of cooperative gameplay element. Our job is to bring you the most comprehensive list of games that support co-op play, and let you know what that experience is like!

Blue's News share a seven pages Wired article (one page), with embedded videos, showing the "seven/7 most catastrophic World of Warcraft (WoW) moments" -- "... some truly unplanned cataclysms have rocked World of Warcraft in the game's six-year history.

Dorkly is a web site with lots of videogame (other areas too) comedies daily. There are images, videos, jokes, etc.

Rooster Teeth has a YouTube playlist showing episodes that "takes all sorts of video game conventions and tests them in real life

Justin (remove AQFL to e-mail) shares GameFrosting shares many computer and video game-related "art, cosplay, papercraft, swag, LEGO, and more".

Blacklily8's YouTube channel has many interviews, reviews, gameplays, histories, etc. in "Matt Chat"

FiringSquad shows a drawing showing first perspective shooter (FPS) map design, then and now.

Blue's News share an Urlesque article (has cussings in a few videos) showing "14 Greatest Videogame Glitches, Goofs and WTFs" -- "Sometimes videogames just throw a what the f[bleeped] (WTF) moment at you, like an unintentional bug, a weird character animation or a supremely bizarre line of dialogue. It's difficult for game developers to quality assure (QA) every scenario that gamers could possibly engineer. Therefore, you've got goats that fly and baseball players that do somersaults while chasing down a grounder.

Digg (still crappy) shares a six pages Imagine Games Network (IGN) article on "The history of Call of Duty: The undisputed champion of war shooters is about more than just lawsuits.

GameTrailers share a few short (more are coming soon and weekly?) videos showing "The Science of Games With Dr. Michio Kaku" -- "... world renowned physicist and the co-founder of string field theory, tackles some of the biggest topics in contemporary science. Now he's set his sights on the world of video games, as he disentangles science fact from fiction

Hardcore Gaming 101 is a "classic gaming review" with all kinds of information (e.g., history), comments, screen shots/captures, downloads, etc. Note th

Kotaku shares its "Gun Week" -- "Gaming's Fixation With Firearms: Praise the games and pass the ammunition." It is a "week-long exploration of video games' signature obsession: guns. Even gamers who wouldn't own a gun usually love to shoot the virtual ones. Here are the stories, images and videos that attest to that..."

EducatedEarth shares a 46.75 minutes YouTube video showing a National Geographic documentary titled "StarCraft: World Cyber Games" -- "The World Cyber Games 2005 was hosted in the repressive state of Singapore, at Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre from 16 November to 20 November 2005. There were over 800 players from 67 countries. Over 39,000 spectators turned up at the games to cheer for the players. The grand prize for the game is US$435,000..."

Digg shares an one minute and 10 seconds YouTube video showing a real-life "Aimbot" -- "Everyone thinks I used an aimbot in Chrono Trigger. They're wrong - this is what an aimbot looks like. Check out that radical/rad. kill/death (K/D) ratio! ..."