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Just a reminder: This weekend is the three-day chiptunes concert in NYC known as Blip Fest.

A talented chiptunes musician has reworked the entirety of Radiohead's Kid A and OK Computer album in 8-bit style. It's too much nostalgia.

A talented spray-paint artist recreates the covers from three popular games on the walls of his "Xbox 360 room."

A group of upperclassmen at Eisenhower High School in suburban Champagne, Illinois has discovered why so many people buy games that the students don’t think are very good.

News Blips for Wednesday, May 9, 2012: BioShock Infinite slides into 2013; Modern Warfare 3 gets a new mode; and Wolfenstein 3D turns 20.

News Blips for Monday, May 7, 2012: GameStop locks down an exclusive Assassin's Creed 3 mission as a pre-order bonus; Journey designer Jenova Chen thinks that the PS3 audience is more cultured than the rest; and EA is investing $80 million in next-gen development.

News Blips for Wednesday, May 2, 2012: Microsoft is reportedly planning a $99 Xbox 360 under a two-year contract; Sony could bundle Call of Duty Elite with PlayStation Plus; and EA is pulling the plug on Rock Band for iPhone.

News Blips for Monday, April 30, 2012: God of War: Ascension will have multiplayer; Angry Birds Space launches past 50-million downloads; and Nintendo unveils a new 3DS color.

News Blips for Wednesday, April 25, 2012: Adam Sessler leaves G4 over a contract dispute; Cryptic Studios was hacked in 2010 and only just learned about it; and The Walking Dead: Episode 1 will hit XBLA on Friday.

News Blips for Monday, April 23, 2012: Valve's Gabe Newell uses coded language to discuss Half-Life 3; Nintendo will bring software-patch support to the 3DS; and Fez's weird secrets continue.

Are all your friends passing you by in Trials Evolution? Well we have a few handy tricks to help improve your times.

News Blips for Wednesday, April 18, 2012: THQ reports a better than expected fiscal fourth quarter; Zynga updates Draw Something; and a sci-fi author sues Ubisoft over Assassin's Creed.

News Blips for Monday, April 16, 2012: Miyamoto confirms Mario for Wii U will be at E3 2012; Infinity Ward's last Modern Warfare 3 update broke map download for new Elite Premium subscribers; and Fez sells 40,000 digital copies so far.

News Blips for Wednesday, April 11, 2012: The Better Business Bureau says BioWare "falsely advertised" Mass Effect 3; Dragon Ball Z for Kinect will power up over 9000 this October; and Atlus will shut down the online servers for Demon's Souls.

News Blips for Monday, April 2, 2012: The Wii U will launch on November 18 according to rumors; Dark Horse will release The Art of Portal 2 this fall; and the Peter Molyneux-inspired gamejam begins bearing fruit.

News Blips for Monday, March 26, 2012: Darksiders 2 dev says that the Wii U is only "on par" with the current generation; Infinity Ward's community man and creative strategist resigns from the studio; and PlayStation Plus members will get access to the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier beta in April.

News Blips for Wednesday, March 21, 2012: BioWare gives in to fan demands regarding ME3; Namco Bandai could announced Dark Souls PC; Zynga buys Draw Something dev OMGPOP; and more.

News Blips for Monday, March 19, 2012: A new Humble Indie Bundle for Android (and Windows/Mac/Linux); EA shutters over a dozen multiplayer servers; and EA is looking into the Battlefield version of Call of Duty Elite.

News Blips for Wednesday, March 14, 2012: Mass Effect 3 Director Casey D Hudson responds to the critics who hate how his game ends; Peter Molyneux claims Milo was canceled because it was too emotional; and Obsidian Entertainment cuts 20 to 30 jobs.

News Blips for Monday, March 12, 2012: Telltale will send The Walking Dead to be certified for PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade this week; Microsoft increases the Gamerscore limit for XBLA games; and fans petition BioWare for a different ending to Mass Effect 3.