6.22.2011

Lego Kidsfest 2011, Pittsburg



Via Mark of Classic Game room. He does say "legos" quite a bit, but you'll have to deal with it. Mark and the CGR is really the only media outlet I follow when it comes to teh vidya gamez. I think gamer culture has degraded from the nerdy pastime into the mainstream wannabe-geek entertainment hub it is today. Poo.

About four minutes he features some of Peter Morris' starfighters, which for me is the highlight. Some of the fighers in the video:



click any of the images to see his starfighter photo set.



Classic Game Room on Youtube.

Peter Morris' flickr.

Posted by Erik at 22.6.11

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