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I’ve discovered more wonders of physics in the toy aisle of Wal-Mart. (If you must know, I was trying to find a toy that would drive my sister utterly insane via endless repetition as it was used by my new nephew Jack. I succeeded admirably).

From the award winning mind of game [...]

Need a break from today’s big must-read overviews on the Patriot Act and the Catholic priest pedophilia scandal? Me, too. So I blew $5 at the grocery store and now I’m the proud owner of a set of Astrojax. They’re a cross between a yo-yo and juggling balls, although that doesn’t begin [...]

Well, this isn’t technically about a game, but if you think metaphorically in terms of “fun and games,” then this item fits in the SciScoop Games category. I’ve mentioned before I’m a big fan of Cowboy Bebop, the Japanese anime series that’s taken America by storm as an introduction to anime for those who [...]

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