You haven’t missed out on the Angry Birds game I hope? It’s been downloaded over 12 million times so it’s definitely one of the most popular games for 2010. A woman in Manila has produced felt versions of all the popular Angry birds characters.

“Photo” of the day. A cool illustration made by an unknown guy. via [epicponyz.com] & [plala.or.jp]

Apparently Nike released these cool vintage dunks in 2009 but I haven’t seen them before so I thought I’d share them. They are called ‘Nike Dunks High Custom Super Mario’ and are pretty neat. via marceldecosta.tumblr.com

A browser version of Super Mario and yes, it works…flash only though. via [Watsonaitor]

Here’s a nice pair of tissue holders made out of perler beads. Pretty cool and good looking but you can’t buy them so if you want one – start working on them perler beads. One more inside.

The game Duke Nukem Forever has been in the making since 1997 but it has never been released. Now there’s finally a release date, May 3. Check out the new trailer for the game above.

The Atari 2600, released back in 1977, is one of the most game consoles – and it’s a true classic. Some guy has spent quite a lot of time making a lamp out of an old dead 2600 and I think it’s quite cool.

Over at ThinkGeek you can get ahold of a classic Atari joystick with a modern USB connector. It works with console and arcade emulators including Stella, VICE and MAME and is compatible both with Mac and PC (no drivers needed). More info inside.

Here’s a pretty neat time lapse video from a game creator showing how he’s coding a game from scratch. It’s not Quake 4, but it’s still kind of cool seeing how the game evolves. Oh, anyone still coming to this URL?!

I am pretty sure you have seen a couple of easter eggs hidden inside software, games or a DVD. Here is a list of the 101 coolest easter eggs (at least if you should trust IT Security Editors) and it is quite fun to just browse through it. 101 coolest easter eggs [itsecurity.com]