Those of you who spent most of last summer playing Zuma will be distressed to learn that Reflexive has a knock-off called Luxor that’s almost as good. It’s $20. (Several elements of my family have also been enjoying playing around with the level designer of Reflexive’s Ricochet Lost Worlds, the game that breakout wanted to be.)

For that you could pre-order two copies of the Professional Edition of Bradsuck’s CD. You can also download his music for free, but, jeez, what more do you want from a one-person singer/songer band? He should come to your house personally and butter both sides of your whole wheat toast? Jeez! [Technorati tag: bradsucks]

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