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! ..."

/. shares a twenty-one slides Technologizer gallery titled "The Great Operating System (OS) Games" -- "They may not be the fanciest computer games of all time, but untold billions of hours of productivity have been lost to them over the past four decades.

Digg shares a Ashelia's Hellmode blog that takes a look at death in video and computer games; from concepts like permadeath to role playing games (RPG)'s needless character deaths, Can gaming evolve if it changes the way it handles death?

ComputerAndVideoGames.com (CVG) reports that 64% of gamers prefer physical copies of their games over digital downloads, according to a survey by research firm, Ipsos MediaCT.

Neatorama shares a Geekosystem article to "share fifteen/15 video game companies' old-school logos side-by-side with their modern counterparts..."

VideoSift shares a funny, old seven minutes and 55 seconds YouTube video. It makes fun of old three-dimensional/3-D and first-perspective shooter (FPS) games

This four pages GamesRadar article, with screen shots/captures and embedded video clips, tells its sixteen/"16 secret Lost references in videogames.

Blue's News and Unreality Magazine share a large image showing "a size comparison of massive open world video game maps.

This World of Warcraft (WoW) comic strip explains why one shouldn't ride his/her mount

This Brevity comic strip shows that being the best Tetris player can easily get him/her a job.

This three pages Bit-tech.net article talks about "why everything is trying to be an role playing game (RPG) now" -- "Twenty years ago, the idea of levelling up in a game was confined to a very specific genre: the role-playing game, whose systems were based on pen-and-paper games such as Dungeons & Dragons (D&D). Today, you can still level up in an RPG such as Dragon Age, but you can also level up in far wider variety of games, from sports titles to first perspective shooter (FPS) games... The vast majority of modern games monitor, quantify and reward your skills in a way that would only have been familiar to the biggest geeks in the 1980s.

This two pages GamesRadar article compares the fantastic computer/video game weapons and their real-life equivalents -- "There are certain things we just accept in video games. An overweight pipe technician can jump five times his own height. A first aid kit will instantly heal bullet wounds and replace lost blood. And any theoretical physics model can be cleanly packaged into a lightweight, handheld weapon with the minimum of fuss. But in certain cases, that last one isn't too far off the truth.

Digg shares a funny Fredo and Pidjin comic strip (Chinese version) showing Apple's Steve Jobs revealing something bigger

VideoSift shares an under five minutes funny YouTube video showing a popular meme, Downfall Hitler, with a classic first-perspective shooter (FPS) game, Wolfenstein 3D

VideoSift shares an almost four minutes funny YouTube video from Save The Murlocs Foundation, in World of Warcraft (WoW)

Blue's News shares AbleGamers that is "a community for the disabled and is the best source

Blue's News share an addicting Flash real-time strategy (RTS) game titled "Creeper World Training Simulator" where the player must build collectors to get energy and build weapons to fight off the Creeper.