Such as:

Animal Crossing Wii Speak Bundle (Wii) $38.29
Burnout Paradise (360) $14.06
Chronicles of Riddick: Assault on Dark Athena (PS3) $35.99
De Blob (Wii) $15.00
Grand Theft Auto IV (PS3) $35.33
Guitar Hero World Tour Guitar Bundle (360) $37.50
Guitar Hero World Tour Super Bundle (360) $99.25
Halo Wars (360) $29.53
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (Wii) $29.41
Madworld (Wii) $23.71
Mercenaries 2 (360) $18.75
Resident Evil 5 (360, PS3) $35.33
Saints Row 2 (PS3) $18.75
SingStar ABBA Bundle (PS3) $32.24
Skate 2 (360, PS3) $28.12
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (360) $18.75
Street Fighter IV (360, PS3) $35.33
Super Paper Mario (Wii) $29.99
Tomb Raider Underworld (360) $15.00
Trauma Centre: Second Opinion (Wii) $18.75
Virtua Fighter 5 (360) $8.95
Wario Land: The Shake Dimension (Wii) $18.75

Sanity Games Clearout [site, thanks Aaron!]

It’s a twenty-screen puzzle game. Clicking on various objects or dragging them across the screen in the correct order will eventually reveal the Play button. Click on that to advance to the next puzzle. you should comfortably finish it before you’ve finished your sandwich.

ClickPlay [NinjaDoodle]

I’ll update this post with the answer at 5pm today if no one has guessed before then. Or if you do guess it before then, feel free to share your memories of a classic game.

Good luck!

You can talk about games. Or movies. Or politics. Music. Food. Science. Sport. Insert your own miscellaneous off-topic discussion here. Just keep it clean.

I’ll be promoting this post each morning until Sunday to let the conversation continue all week. Makes more sense than starting a new comments thread every day.

Talk amongst yourselves below…

Pandemic Studios Says Goodbye… Geek Gangsta Style
Surely there can be no better way to bow out.

More Mr T World Of Warcraft Shenanigans
Just what on earth is going on?

Judge Takes Day Off To Play Modern Warfare 2
He was clearly in no Russian to go to work. Sorry.

Aquariums Make The Best BioShock Cosplay Settings
Exceptional work.

All Crysis Needed Was A Flux Capacitor
Seriously, what wouldn’t benefit from a flux capacitor?

You move a coloured ball, which is submerged under the water filling half the play area. Other balls drop into the water at a steady rate, occasionally bouncing off the plank floating in the centre of the screen. If you touch a like-coloured ball, you’ll collect it for points; if you hold down the mouse button as you touch a different coloured ball, it will bounce off but you’ll take on its colour. If a ball falls all the way to bottom of the screen, the water level rises, and it’s game over when it overflows.

Things start fairly slowly, with just two colours making things readily manageable. But once a third is introduced, my brain struggled to adjust with juggling the necessary colours. It all gets a bit too frantic. Maybe you’ll fare better?

Deflectorpool [Minijuegos]

I’ll update this post with the answer at 5pm today if no one has guessed before then. Or if you do guess it before then, feel free to share your memories of a classic game.

Good luck!

It was an accident!

Unfortunately there doesn’t appear to be any way I can recover said deleted post. And I don’t have time to rewrite the whole damn thing again. So I’ll keep this brief.

In short: this week’s release are pretty terrible. There’s a whole bunch of licensed nonsense, family-friendly music games, and mediocre movie tie-ins, none of which (except possibly if you dig the tracklists for Band Hero or LEGO Rock Band, pictured) would be of much interest to Kotaku readers.

Comfortably the best game this week is Resident Evil: Darkside Chronicles for Wii. Pro Evo 2010 on Wii is decent, and so’s Tales of Symphonia, also on Wii and delayed from last week. Other than that though, it’s slim pickings.

(And if I manage to recover the lost post, I’ll replace this one.)

•Eight Reasons Why Fanboys Deserve Some Respect [GamesRadar] Despite doing nothing to earn it? Well, GamesRadar is merciful, even to the lowest of the low, saying the type of person that no one and yet everyone is at the same time provides unintentional comedy gold and keeps relevant issues debated in the mainstream. I like fanboys because they’re easy targets, anonymous scapegoats, and convenient straw men.

•10 Kick arse Video Game Clowns [Unreality magazine] I thought the clowns from Left 4 Dead 2’s Dark Carnival would have either inspired or made this list, but apparently they did neither. Adam the Clown from Dead Rising and Sweet Tooth are the most deserving of “Kick arse,” unless you take the Kickman clown literally. The Joker was someone else’s creation, first, and Insane Clown Posse is just a joke.

•15 Things That Have Happened Since Mario’s Last 2D Console Game [TrueGameHeadz] “Mega Man has released at least 68 games,” although “Mario has appeared in 149 games, 117 of which had his name in the title,” so top that, buster. The video games industry has shifted from cartridges to discs, and its revenues have more than quadrupled. Also, we’ve seen three different presidents, a bunch of wars, the Red Sox winning the World Series, the invention of Internet porn and the birth and demise of Crystal Pepsi. Plus, like, everything.

•40 Various Styles Artworks of Lara Croft [The Design Inspiration] Guns. Bewbs. Nuff said.

•The 9 Most Suggestive Mega Man Boss Names [Topless Robot] Wood Man, Junk Man, Uranus (snicker) and Beef Man (OK, OK, I made that one up) all grace this list. No. 1 is, indisputably, Split Mushroom. Which makes me chortle like a seventh-grader and grimace at the same time.

Valve Rolls Out Patch For Left 4 Dead 2
Dismemberment not added.

New Super Mario Bros. Wii Glitch Discovers Fountain Of Coins, Youth
Woohoo!

Modern Warfare 2 Selling Just Fine On PC
But finer on Xbox 360, PS3.

Valve Bans Grey-Market Modern Warfare 2 Keys
For breaking the end-user license agreement.

A New Look At Borderlands’ The Zombie Island Of Dr. Ned
Gearbox leaves apocalyptic wasteland 4 dead.