PLEASE MAKE THIS: Occupy Wall Street Lego set
Flash Flash With the recent news that Minecraft legos might be on their way sometime soon, maybe its time for Lego to get political. Parental discretion is advised. –Yannick LeJacq [via Slate V]
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1952 postsGet Down, Get Banned: Account bans crop up over online Star Wars dancing. [Updated]
It seems that even in a galaxy far, far away people still like to boogie. Rock Paper Shotgun have reported a little-known easter egg whereby entering the /getdown chat command will cause your character to switch into “shameless rug-cutting” mode in BioWare’s popular Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO.
When can sexting save lives? Sexual education becomes interactive.
A recent innovation in sex education has interesting possibilities for social innovation in the U.S., The New York Times reports: In Chicago, teenagers can subscribe to Sex-Ed Loop, a program endorsed by the district that includes weekly automated texts about contraception, relationships and disease
High Scores: The End of 2011
High Scores is over, and so is 2011! Our editor Ryan Kuo explains his beef with lists. Also, every High Scores voter’s ballot and commentary for your perusal, and the full uncovered poster we’ve been teasing all week.
The best games of 2011, according to pirates.
While we were busy fine-tuning our Game of the Year list, torrent sites were tallying up the most pirated software of the year. Crysis 2 comes out on top in the PC games category in 2011. On Xbox 360 Gears of War 3 receives the same honor, while Super Mario Galaxy 2 scoops the title of most pirated
A cartographer combines mapmaking, solitaire, and Civilization.
Using a deck of cards and city planning skills similar to those used in Sim City, Jerry Gretzinger has been plotting out a map of an imaginary world, which has taken on a life of its own. The result is an endless, procedurally dynamic work of art that could be called a solitary game of Civilization.
2011: The year in pictures (of Lego).
My New Years resolution: No more posts about Legos… after this one! The Guardian has accounted for 2011 by collecting the most memorable events of the year built in Lego, including the royal wedding, 11-11-11, and OWS. Seeing alien protesters being pepper-sprayed kind of helps me get over how incred
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