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

VideoSift shares a two minutes and 39 seconds musical YouTube video shows "Ten/10 Surprising Health Benefits of Playing Video Games -- Want the reactions of a fighter pilot? How about the precision of a surgeon? Then you maybe need to spend more time on the computer. Presenting 10 surprising health benefits of playing video games."

MacStories have an article, with images, titled "Mapping The Entertainment Ecosystems of Apple, Microsoft, Google & Amazon" -- "...

Star Wars Archive is pretty much what it is with images, videos, etc. from Star Wars.

Dorkly shared a hilarious four minutes and 38 seconds animated Vimeo video -- "Glued -- A short film about a mother trying to deal with her videogame addicted son..."

This two pages Popular Mechanics reported "genuinely dangerous products should be pulled from the shelves. But government recalls sometimes punish manufacturers for vague problems and blatant consumer misuse, actually reducing public safety. Even the word 'recall' turns out to be defective..."

Neatorama shares nine/9 photographs/photos. on BuzzFeed showing anatomies of toys.

Something Awful has nine pages of doctored images showing toys that stood the test of time

VideoSift shares a funny two minutes and 22 seconds YouTube video showing Playmobil Apple Store Play Set.

... and Brevity comic strip says the opposite of it. ;)

Neatorama shares a brief list showing its fun facts on marbles -- "The game of marbles is estimated to go back 5,000 years.

Rossi's Boing Boing comment mentions a 360°/degrees panorama showing The IT Crowd's basement

Under The Influence: He-Man Available Artwork (exact blog URL) is a recent exhibit that showed 85 artists' contributions of reinterpretations of the classic toy and cartoon series, He-Man and She-Ra.

Frontline has a 1.5 hours documentary video titled "Digital Nation"

Neatorama shares a Flickr photograph/photo. gallery

Boing Boing shares an one minute and 24 seconds YouTube video showing a LEGO animation of a scene (a 46 seconds side by side comparison) from the first Matrix movie

Youku, a Chinese streaming video site, has a 58 minutes and 56 seconds BBC documentary titled "Upgrade Me" -- "Poet and gadget lover Simon Armitage explores people's obsession with upgrading to the latest technological gadgetry.

Digg shares a image gallery (mirror with smaller images) showing movie posters recreated with LEGO -- "There is seemingly no end to LEGO creativity.