I admit it, I finally saw Inception for the first time last night.  Don't hassle me.  I just don't have that much time to watch many movies these days.  The two-plus hour commitment just doesn't fit my gamer lifestyle, so I only watch those movies that I really need to see and skip movies like "Season of the Witch" or any other movie Nicolas Cage stars in lately.  But, that's enough about my movie watching habits.

Inception is a great movie and it really stuck in my head.  So, this morning I hit the internet searching for Inception-y-type videos and other fanfare.  Well, I ended up finding one of the coolest things that I have ever seen.  Now, I loves me some Ghostbusters, and the following trailer featuring the Inception theme makes me yearn for a new movie with my boys Ray, Egon, Winston and Peter more than even "Ghostbusters: The Game" ever did.  This trailer (some are calling it Ghostception) actually gives me the chills.

Chills!

From Dorkly.com

Hardcore Minecraft player and "coolest" guy in school, Roman DeNu unleashed this masterpiece a few days ago as a Christmas present to the world.  You may have seen this via Kotaku already but it's worth mentioning again here, since many of you can appreciate what a project of this magnitude in Minecraft entails.  Roman has recreated the entire over-world from The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on this 512 by 512 by 104 block canvas.  He spent 109 hours creating the map and plans to continue the project by adding a complete reproduction of the Dark World and all of the buildings, caves and dungeons.

I'll let the awesomeness speak for itself:

Natividad Salcedo

Peter Ho

Matthew Lai

Michael Pacheco

Jerry Leewright

You 5 lucky individuals will be receiving an email from us very soon.

We want to thank the rest of you for entering, especially you crazy people who had such creative things to say on our Facebook wall (thanks for the entertainment, Dennis and Dan!), and to all you Freeks out there on Twitter--you guys are the best!  Keep your attention locked on KontrolFreek in 2011.  We have many great announcements and giveaways already planned for you guys for the new year.

Kisses and Headshots,

KontrolFreek

Luckily a diamond in the rough has revealed itself that not only does what it claims, but exceeded expectations. The FPS Freek, from Kontrol Freek, is an analog stick enhancement designed to offer gamers a greater degree of control and motion sensitivity to improve a player’s accuracy. Sitting atop the standard analog sticks for either the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3, the adaptor snaps into place with a bit of pressure minus awkward or obtrusive changes to the appearance of the controller.

At the most basic level the controller has taller analog sticks. With this simple adjustment the controller has more sensitive analog sticks that either lessen or remove many of the complaints commonly levied against first person shooters on console. The extra height decreases the amount of force a player uses to push the sticks, thereby limiting the amount of overthrow a player could experience in a heated firefight. The greater degree of accuracy can be appreci ated by any serious  first-person shooter player, but  the improvements aren’t exclusive to that genre alone; FPS Freek also works well with any game that makes use of the right analog stick.

Due to added height the FPS Freek adds to the controller there is a definite learning curve players will experience when they first adopt the product. It took about three hours before we really became comfortable using the device and another three to when shots had markedly improved and surpassed prior FPS prowess. This becomes all the more evident when the FPS Freek is removed. There was an immediate decrease in performance. Shots were less accurate and we regularly overthrew our reticles and required quick adjustments. The Freek was quickly snapped back on.

Players looking to step-up their performance quickly and efficiently need look no further than Kontrol Freeks’s FPS Freek add-on.