Looks like the Super Mario World Cake is not the only holy-matrimony-purposes cake. This Tetris Cake that is made by A Piece Of Cake in Singapore is one that is geeky, sweet, challenging and lovely. FYI, the groom is a Tetris zealot.

From the makers of this cake…

But the Topper was the really fun part! We had this idea of making a tetris blocks topper that made up the couple’s initials, J and C. It was a T, L, L and the inverted L that made up the topper

Groom & Bride in action!

The guests at the wedding were equally “pwned” by this Tetris wedding carrot cake.

The best part, they actually made tetriminos (as seen on the top of the cake) that he had to insert into the “missing” pieces of the cake before divvying it up amongst the wide-eyed attendees. Good thing they didn’t incorporate a “t-spin” move, that could’ve been messy. Oh and for the record, it was delicious carrot cake with thick sugar frosting, which left the lot of us with a sugar rush.

I congrat the groom (Nightsnack)!

Will the newly-wed go to Russia for honeymoon? via GameAxis

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Tetris Wedding Cake, You Have To Fit In Tetriminos (First) To Kiss Your Bride

But the first step to the company’s downfall was the decision to port PlayStation games to GP32. A large license fee was of course, paid to Sony. It was like burning money for nothing.

The next misfortune was the splitting of Game Park. Some employees of Game Park felt that they should support an open source gaming gadget and hence they left Game Park, formed Game Park Holdings and a Linux-based handheld, GP2X, was born in 2005.

Game Park continued to release the XGP (Extreme Game Player) series but supporters of the GP32 were not impressed. Rather, they gave their votes to GP2X.

The final crush for Game Park was the intense competition of the gaming handheld wars. GP32 never made its way to North America, the pressure from both Sony PSP and Nintendo DS also made XGP become more like a MP3 player than a full-fledged gaming handheld.

We all know no sales equals to no money or profit, that’s why Game Park closed its doors this year, 2007.

The only consolation was that the Game Park website has turned into something more popular with the teens, that is, a designer shoes site.

RIP via Sina Games, Wiki

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The Death Of Game Park, A Gaming Handheld Company Downfall

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Game Boy Advance is not Dead

This ultimate video game ban applys to all his family members including his two older kids. And they are not allowed to watch TV with the exception of movies. Duh.

I guess I will choose Nintendo Wii rather than a Hollywood dad.

Living Hell in TomKat’s Household via GameSHOUT

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Mission Impossible 4: Tom Cruise’s Kids Playing Video Games at Home

Doraemon After

Extra

• Doraemon was a robotic cat created by Hiroshi Fujimoto, widely know as Fujiko F. Fujio. Doraemon was sent back by Nobita Nobi’s great-great-grandson, Sewashi of the 22nd century, to help Nobita in his stupid yet meaningful-in-the-end endeavours
• Doraemon also appears in video games of Nintendo 64 (N64), Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA), Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC), Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Turbo CD (TCD), Turbo Graphx-16 (TG16 or PC engine) and Wonderswan Color (WSC)

Back to the 22nd Century via Wiki and GameSpot

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Doraemon Before & After

Sony PlayStation 2 – Inuyasha: The Secret of the Cursed Mask

Sony PlayStation 2 again – Inuyasha: Feudal Combat

Cellphone… below is a typical mobile phone’s screen size

And of course anime

But I have no idea that he has a twin brother…

Bakuryuuha (Inuyasha’s counter skill) via GameSpot

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Inuyasha’s Twin

Drill Dozer is a game for the GBA made by the guys who did Pokemon and it’s just brilliant. You are a girl in a machine called Drill Dozer and you have to find the treasure that you stole that people stole from you. It’s got a great play mechanic to it using the L and R buttons to control your drill and you do feel like you’re drilling because of the rumble cartridge

Chibi-Robo has you taking the role of a tiny, tiny robot in a HUGE, huge house. You have to help the family that bought you get happy and to do that, you have to clean up and find lost items for them. It’s really great. It has that sort of Pikmin feel to it that I love so much.

Once I finish them I’ll give some impressions.

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Drill Dozer and Chibi-Robo