Carl Sagan’s poignant scientific poem about our existence alongside some brilliant animation.

Positive connotations aside this song sums up Facebook activity rather well.

Carlsberg don’t make video game Easter Eggs, it’s a good job EA and Crytek do.

Demonstrating the ability of Kinect to track facial expressions, whilst this recent demo of Microsoft’s upcoming Avatar Kinect may not in itself be awe inspiring, it is rather impressive and more importantly, indicative of the device’s potential.

Directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Bruce Willis, Danny Trejo and Kanye West, Nike really pushes out the boat and shows precisely how to make a commercial.

Evolution Made Us All from Ben Hillman on Vimeo.

Wedding hymn number one.

Since Kinect hit the shelves there have been a number of rather impressive hacks. This time it’s about playing Street Fighter by throwing some shapes. Hadoken!

Props to YouTube user demize2010 and his coding skills.

It’s nearly time to see how Crytek’s powerhouse engine shapes up on consoles. Making it’s first public move away from PC, EA is set to release an Xbox 360 exclusive multiplayer demo of Crysis 2 on 25 January. Gold members only, sorry.

Here’s hoping it’s beautiful… and good.

Saweet!

After effects specialist Freddie Wong’s realistic first person shooter. Excellent!