Stop! It's lego time.

Here are a few spots for Lego, including a couple of outdoor posters in Malaysia:

This is what AR+Lego looks like.  The lego bus posters blend into the city background, adding a lego-fied multi-eyed slug, lego robots playing hide-and-go-seek and a lost urban orca into the landscape.  If we only had an augmented reality app that would Lego-fy our everyday surroundings so everything looks like lego.

Here is a video for the Lego Builders of Infinity website game:

Visitors of the website build a lego bridge to get the little lego guy to the other side.   There are different brick colors and sizes to choose from, as well as special bricks that vanish, crumble, fall or speed up when the little lego guy jumps across them. 

Tok&Stok puzzle

Here is an old-fashioned game for furniture retailer Tok&Stok in Brazil.  

To show how easy it is put together Tok&Stok's furniture, puzzle boxes ranging from 4-, 6- and 12-pieces were made.  The amount of puzzle pieces in each box is equivalent to the amount of furniture parts.

Goo things come to those who wait

For Easter, the Cadbury Cream Egg Canada site has a Cad-a-pult.  Very cute.  

Not to be confused with a Cat-a-pult.

The arrow on the site is marshmellow, eh?  [Nice touch].  So you enter the coordinates.  I chose the Empire State Building.  ...and this part does take some time to load.  They do things a little slower in Canada, eh?  Then you pull down the Cad-a-pult arm and then you GOO!  Actually I held down too long, and my Cadbury egg rolled away.  It actually took me five tries to properly launch my egg, and I missed the Empire State Building by a bit.