NEW FAILE PUZZLE BOXES MAKE FOR ONE HELL OF A STREET ART FANTASY

Not only do New York's art collective Faile capture the essence of nostalgia in these retro inspired puzzle boxes, they've created something that goes beyond the physical and into the digital era with their wicked six sided art puzzles that you can also play for free on your iPhone or iPad.

You can download the iPhone/Pad app through iTunes. Just search 'Faile Puzzle Boxes.' And, since each puzzle is six-sided, that means there are six different puzzles altogether in each box. Pretty rad. Here's some shots from their website. You can check out more or buy one at failepuzzleboxes.com.

Screen Shot: 'Faile Puzzle Boxes' iPhone and iPad app. Available for free at the iTunes Store

HALO 2600: HALO GOES 8-BIT

Halo 2600 is Halo re-imagined for the Atari era thanks to former VP of Microsoft's game publishing division, Ed Fries. Unlike current games where you can get hit a million times before you die, in the Atari age, one hit typically killed you. And there's no saving games, either. Perhaps a cheat code is floating out there on the interwebs. Eat your heart out. And, if you're curious to hear Ed Fries story on how the Halo 2600 game came about, read this. Via: Alyssa Milano (Yea, that one.)

Play Halo 2600 here.

GOOGLE TURNS LOGO INTO PLAYABLE PAC-MAN GAME

This may be a first in the webiverse. Google, in celebration of Pac-Man turning 30, has made their logo a live playable Pac-Man game. Good thing it landed on a Friday for me to geek out to. Get your Pac on. Via:Talent Zoo & Google

SHAKESPEARE LEBOWSKI. YES, YOU READ THAT RIGHT

Apparently, there's a Big Lebowski Shakespeare play kicking around with the premise 'What if Shakespeare wrote 'The Big Lebowksi.' Being one of my all time favorite movies, my mind is now completely blown to pieces. See for yourself.

 Via: Run Leia Run