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Soviet gulags were probably more punishing than You Are Empty, but we're not taking any bets.

A bowl of Froot Loops and and a couple eggs sounds like a delicious part of a balanced breakfast to me, but in this case both may be a little hard to swallow. Like the Froot Loop lamp, Ukrainian designer Igor Pinigin's "Egg Light" takes an everyday foodstuff and transforms it into a functional work of art. The design is only a concept (and it will probably stay that way), but I think it would be particularly interesting if each egg could be removed and used as a portable light source. [Behance via Designcollector via Toxel via TechEBlog]

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Steve Nash of the Western Conference with his signature shot in this gameplay clip from NBA 2K7.

Mario 64 is considered by many fans to be the pinnacle of the Mario series. N-Europe gives their views on the many Mario episodes in the series and if any can live up to Mario 64.

Columnist Jon Espenschied isn't impressed when he hears claims that breached data hasn't been accessed.

Google's recent moves to create the next mobile platform by releasing its Android platform offers a strong statement about what the next mobile computing platform will look like. If Google's move is any indicator, the future mobile platform is going to be based on open source technology.

After a stellar month in September with the release of the much anticipated game "Halo 3," Microsoft passed the No. 1 console sales mantle back to Nintendo and its Wii console for October. Consumers scooped up 516,000 Wiis in October, about 30 percent more than the Xbox 360's 366,000 units and more than four times the number of PlayStation 3 consoles sold.

Microsoft prepares to roll out new and updated services for Windows Live with the focus on becoming the communications hub of users' lives.

Big Paul and Junior and the gang at Orange County Choppers make for some watchable television on Discovery's American Chopper, so they were bound to inspire a spin-off series. It's just that we didn't expect this one. Discovery has announced that the bike-building series will move to TLC in mid-January. And a companion series of sorts will debut around the same time. The new show's got most of the same elements: A father & son business, colorful coworkers, and a new project every week. Only this time, they're doctors. But they're not doing brain surgery.

Q's block-spinning puzzler in the works for Windows

DS's pocket FPS war machine returns in full force.

Chaos of War! Check out the latest Call of Duty: World at War video.