Awesome Games

Ian Leino, who created those fun Lost beer glasses, has an equally fun new tee which shows off the most awesome weapons from classic games. See how many you can name (spoiler in 3rd photo).

Ubisoft has made a version of Jordan Mechner’s original Prince of Persia for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. The game mercifully includes a level select feature, and is dirt cheap at just 99 cents.

This Flash game by the Bell Brothers asks you to solve a variety of circular puzzles by using your mouse’s scroll wheel as the primary controller. It’s a simple concept, but downright tricky at times.

Lather up and scrub off your game-sweat with this soap from Two Eggplants that looks just like an original Nintendo Game Boy. For some reason we couldn’t get our copy of Tetris to play on it.

Indie Game: The Movie, coming in Spring 2011, is a feature documentary about the human side of video games, video game developers and the connections between game and game-maker.

Despite the language barrier, this 6-minute trailer has us excited about this new action RPG coming from Monolith for the Nintendo Wii. We like glowing swords that can dissect mechs.

If you’re a die-hard PC or PS3 racing game fanatic, Thrustmaster’s wireless Ferrari Cockpit 430 Scuderia Edition looks like it could be fun. We’d rather have a real Ferrari, though.

Someone’s been helping Mario beat Bowser, and it’s not Luigi, or Yoshi or Toad. It’s that idiot Bowser himself! He’s been gimping his minions all these years and leaving power-ups all over the place.

Modder Moz was looking for a cool Halo-inspired weapon to go with his Spartan costume, and decided to make himself a fully-functional laser-sighted Ma5B Assault Rifle that fires Nerf darts.

Red Dead Redemption has become an instant classic, and not just because of the things that it does right. The game is filled with glitches, like animals that behave like people and vice versa.

With Half-Life 2 finally hitting Steam for the Mac today, the guys at Valve created this humorous little teaser commercial as a tribute to the classic 1984 Macintosh Superbowl commercial.

We all know Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde, but we bet you didn’t know about some of the lesser known ghosts from the game. This handy guide by CMYBacon should help you sort things out.

Other than a ton of spurting blood, and a protagonist named “Heinrich: Executioner of Witches,” we’re not sure what to make of Namco Bandai’s latest. Flows onto PS3 and Xbox 360 soon.

The top-of-the-line version of the upcoming FPS includes exclusive Spartan and Elite armor, a box of game artifacts, and a collectible statue of Noble Team by McFarlane Toys. Ships 9/14.

The house of Massive Black creates art for movies, games, comics, toys and more. Bask in the warm glow of these wondrous creatures and fantastical worlds from their concept art collection.

Get the deepest glance yet at the cinematic gameplay and explosive action in the next Call of Duty game, due out 11/9/2010. It’s never too early to start your Christmas wish list.

The original Tomb Raider herself gets seen from a whole new angle in this isometric co-op puzzler/beat ’em up. Coming to XBLA, PSN and Steam this Summer for just $15 bucks.

If you had any spare time left on your calendar, you probably won’t after you take advantage of this incredible deal from PopCap, who’s offering all 13 of their games for the Mac for just $49.95.

Bethesda Softworks’ co-op actioner puts you in control of either a ranged-weapons expert or a swordsman. The cover-based 3PS conjures visions of medieval Gears of War. Sweet. Ships 10/1/2010.

Get a first glance at People Can Fly’s Bulletstorm in action. The shooter does what we’ve always wanted – award points for creative kills. You’ll have to wait until 2011 to play, but it could be worth it.

Sony mashes up two of their popular franchises with the camouflage Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker W-Series Walkman. Pre-loaded with the MGS soundtrack and out this June for about $60.

Not satisfied with just bending time, Ubisoft added new elemental powers to the latest Prince of Persia game, including solidifying water, using wind as a weapon, and jumping off buildings long gone.

If you never played Portal, or just forgot how much fun it was, great news. The guys at VALVe are giving the game away for free for both PC and Mac. One catch – you need to grab it by 5/24.