Once upon a time in Japan existed an arcade called Tetris Grand Master, there also existed a man who went by the name Jin8, he was the true Tetris Grand Master in all the land. Watch as he plays the hardest mode at an ever increasing, music-matching ludicrous speed!

Holy mother of all things Tetris! Did you see that? INVISIBLE TETRIS! This man is a god, we are not worthy.

[Hemmy]

Today’s Retro Video is a very special one. It’s dedicated to one of the best puzzle video games so far. Obviously I’m talking about Alexei Pajitnov’s Tetris. Created in 1984, the computer game consists simply of making lines from figures based on 4 smaller squares, no more, no less, hence the name Tetris, from the Greek numerical prefix “Tetra-”.

This interesting video shows famous pop singer Utada Hikaru on a TV show. . . beating the crap out of every person that dares to challenge her. A must see, really.

Awesome, it’s like Britney Spears being a gamer. . . and with. . .you know. . .hair.

We’ve seen a lot of videos from people playing videogame songs on piano, guitar, violin, string quartett, but and accordeon?! Check this out.

And it’s the Tetris theme. I mean, how can you not be more Russian than that!? I bet guys like these are scattered all over there playing demonic solos on thir accordeons, guitars and folk instruments…AT THE SAME TIME (they’re Russian after all ;_;)

[Kotaku]

This guy is really a pro. His name is Jelle Van Dun and made a little movie called “My animated world” where he depicts himself getting up from bed and going somewhere, and having some gaming references in the way. The cool thing is, all this is in a frame by frame animation (Like the ones you’d see in the 1890’s or so; or making another more recent comparison, like in Chicken Run or Wallace & Gromit).

Isn’t it just awe-inspiring?

[Kotaku]