Some of you might already have received a message from the organization known as "Flynn Lives," a viral campaign looking for volunteers to help find "digital pioneer and legendary game designer" Kevin Flynn, a name that Tron fans worldwide ought to remember.

In various locations around the world today, operatives are setting up meeting locations at arcades and gaming centers where you can meet them and learn more about this mysterious message. If you haven't already, you can check out what's happening here. Have a look, and if you do go and visit one of these locations today, post a reply and let us know what you find!

Some people think games can't be art but check this out – tableware designed after classic video game, Tetris.

Cleverly called "Tetrish" by Seungyoub Oh, director of design Studio Dotdotdot, these unique dishes can be removed from their collective tray and used individually. Designer Oh says he was inspired to make them by a 20-year Tetris grudge match between him and a relative.

At this writing, the dishes are not yet available for purchase, but according to Dotdotdot, they soon will be.

Somehow there's just never enough crossover between eating and video games, but you can help rectify that by making your own chocolate Wii controllers.

Yeah, being long and rectangular, they kinda look like poo and no doubt, they'd melt all over your hands if you tried to use them but hey–it beats the heck out of chocolate fondue using a real controller.

Molds are available at  the Country Kitchen Sweetheart website for $2 allow you to make four choco-controllers at a time.

Wow, that's all I have to say about this video, and I am really impressed that the iPhone would even support these graphics. But it's no surprise that the iPhone is the most powerful phone today (in my opinion at least), plus i'm sure you've all seen the games/videos you can play on them. Anyway, have a look for yourself and you'll see what I'm talking about.

Our very own Ryan and Jayce have put together quite an interesting video part of the series "glitchy tasty". Check it out.

Hey! we're talking about the cartridge here, what were you thinking? This T-Shirt definitely takes you back to the days when your old NES cartridges just had a hard time working so what did we do? Blow on them and then pray that the pink screen would finally stop flashing. Now you can be reminded of those days by owning this Blow Me T-Shirt priced at $17.95. So yea, blow on this baby! Available at sharkrobot.com