Naturally, the most compelling poster is of Darth Vader, comprised of the Death Star and what looks the entire Imperial fleet, though the one of the stormtroopers made of stormtroopers is pretty cool as well.

The one of Boba Fett reminds me of a question that I think of every time I watch the Star Wars Saga again. Would George Lucas have fed Boba Fett to the Sarlacc if he had known the popularity of the ultimate bounty hunter ahead of time? Yeah, it turns out Fett actually escaped in Dark Empire, but that was clearly an afterthought. If you still like to imagine that Fett was chewed to pieces by the Sarlacc, this poster should serve as a reminder.

But I digress. These awesome posters were created by the agency Bleublancrouge, and if you’d like to see the exhibit behind these posters, it starts April 19th in Montreal and on October 27th in Edmonton. Let’s hope they take this show on the road.

[Star Wars Blog via Rampaged Reality via Thaeger]

Six Xbox-branded mini-games are available in specially-marked boxes of Kellogg’s cereal (I always wanted to say that), including Apple Jacks, Cocoa Krispies, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Honey Smacks and Frosted Flakes.

The 6 mini-games are described as follows:

• Reactor – “Your mission: fight through defending alien ships and destroy the enemy power source! 4 levels of extra-terrestrial difficulty!”
• Mutants – “Civilization is depending on you! Blast continuously evolving mutant enemies to survive six levels of ever-increasing peril!”
• Football – “You’re the QB driving your team to the end zone! You control the receiver too as the defense gets tougher each quarter!”
• Car Racing – “Accelerate! Brake! Steer! Zoom through heavy traffic as you race through 4 levels of heart pounding excitement!”
• Earn Your Stripes Snowboarding - “Shred right and left and even jump! Watch out for the tree stumps! With unique ‘gravity’ feature and 4 levels of difficulty.” (this one is only in Frosted Flakes for some reason)
  
• Ninja House - “Perform remarkable ninja leaps to climb the platforms and get treasure stars. Careful not to fall! 5 levels of danger.”

Despite the flowery descriptions, they’re all pretty basic old-school LCD games. After scrounging around my cereal, I found my prize. Mine was the ladybug-shaped Mutants game, which appears to play like a really basic Galaxian-type shooter.

I say “appears” because the cheap plastic build quality rendered the side-to-side movement on my game unusable, and resulted in instant death of my player.

The only thing missing from the experience was the red ring of doom, although there were plenty of fluorescent orange and green rings of apple-y doom.

The rare item is currently available for bid over on eBay, but is located in the UK, so shipping a heavy brick across the pond might set you back a bit of coin. Just think if you had enough of these to build an entire house.

[via GameSniped]

Ms. Pac-Man Air Fresheners:
Do you think they smell like cherries or pretzels? [link]

Super Mario Cigarette Lighters
Luigi always complains about second hand smoke. [link]

Viva Piñata Actual Piñata
I wonder what’s inside? Maybe a decent game by RARE? [link]

The Warriors Spray Paint Can (comes with a T-shirt too) [link]
Paint not included. Also works for Jet Grind Radio.

Super Mario Bandages [link]
In case you fall down a drain pipe or get bitten by a Koopa.

Sonic The Hedgehog Soda [link]
Now I understand what makes the little guy so hyper.

At the time I wrote this post, all of these items were still available for sale, so if you’re interested in any of these gaming oddities, get bidding!

Feel free to post a comment and share the strangest game-related items you can find.