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While Finn, Jake and friends showed up as 3D card battlers in Adventure Time: Card Wars, the rest of their games have been confined to two dimensions. The upcoming Adventure Time: Time Tangle gives the Land of Ooo some much-needed depth. Want to see? Read more...

DeviantART illustrator Tohad just can't stop. He has to go through the 80s and the 90s (and our childhood), brutally altering every single character, whether it's from a cartoon, a video game or a comic book.Read more...

Every Adventure Time episode opens with a title card—and by the time the episode is over, you might've forgotten what that card looks like. So why not take a moment and appreciate them?Read more...

I love Adventure Time. I love collectible card games. An Adventure Time collectible card game should therefore be the perfect thing, but then my least favorite mobile gaming mechanic rears its ugly head. Read more...

Remember that one episode of Adventure Time where Finn and Jake played "Card Wars" against each other? Soon you'll be able to do that to. Play "Card Wars", not remember the episode. Not that you won't remember. Ahem. Card games, and digital card games are coming, yo. Read more...

Pen Ward's been involved in a couple of games in some way or another, but never quite like this. Thanks to Double Fine's two-week-long game jam—Amnesia Fortnight, aka the reason why Double Fine made Costume Quest, Stacking and others—you'll get to vote on several pitches to see which the developers will prototype, four of which belong to Pen. Internet, you know what to do.Read more...

I'm not sure if it's the best Adventure Time fan-art I've seen, or the best Attack on Titan one, but a crossover like this was not expected. Rodrigo Alexandrino really changed poor Jake into a magical dog.Read more...

Crayons aren't just for coloring books, people. Crayons can be art, too. Read more...

Adventure Time toys are coming to McDonald's Happy Meals January 17. Finn, Jake, Ice King and Beemo are excellent reasons to pick up boxed lunches for the homeless in your area. According to HappyMeal.com, these are boys' toys. Girls will have to deal with Paul Frank's stupid monkey. Read more...

Adventure Time is awesome. Mobile hit Ski Safari is awesome. Together, they are The League of Infinite Awesome. Or just Ski Safari: Adventure Time. Either way, there is going to be much mobile awesome soon. I can barely fathom it. Read more...

With the incredible lore and stories of 70 or so episodes, and the infectious glee of the adored series, it’s hard to see how you could go wrong with an Adventure Time RPG. Well, if you would like to find out, read on. Here’s wot I think of the abysmal Adventure Time: Explore The Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW.

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It’s entirely thanks to RPS favourite Craig Pearson that I have Adventure Time in my life. And thank goodness. What a joy it brings. And I’ve so, so many episodes still to watch! I’ve even completed the stupid, surprisingly entertaining Android Super Jumping Finn, in a desire to enter that world. So it’s with some excitement that I notice Adventure Time: Explore The Dungeon Because I DON’T KNOW! is now out. Also, fear, because if it’s rubbish, it’ll rather spoil the water. I’m going to take a look today. Meanwhile, there’s a launch trailer below.

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Harnessing the power of the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi microcomputer, the versatility of LEGO bricks and incredibly good taste in television animation, Michael Thomas has created an amazing tribute to Adventure Time's unsung hero, Beemo. Who wants to play video games? Read more...

Can we just appreciate how good the backgrounds in Adventure Time look for a minute? 'Cause they're pretty freaking gorgeous.Read more...

What if instead of playing through fetch quests, time travel missions, and volcanic mountain ascents, you could just watch them? Guess what? Bravest Warriors is the non-interactive video game you never knew you wanted.Read more...

Hey, look: this seems like a Super Hexagon nod in Adventure Time! Cool. Makes sense that things Finn can't deal with are locked with this, yeah?Read more...

Jake would make a good Jaeger, I think. Alas, this this illustration by Larry Quach isn't directly connected to Pacific Rim—it's just Adventure Time as a mecha show—but still. Your mind goes there too, right?Read more...

There was much excitement over the Futurama x Adventure Time crossover happening this week—the question was, how would it work? And now that the "Leela and the Genestalk" episode of Futurama aired last night, we know.Read more...

Oh my glob, this is amazing—and it definitely sells you on the idea of an Adventure Time Lego set, yeah? I'm surprised it doesn't exist yet, although it does seem like people are trying to make Lego AT happen.Read more...

Bee and Puppycat returns, this time continuing where the last amazing episode—which you should definitely watch—left off. It seems that there's way more to Puppycat than meets the eye, and I'm not just talking about how it might be either a cat or dog (or both?)Read more...

Your eyes don't deceive you, nor is this fan art. That's Adventure Time's Finn and Jake in Futurama. This week's Futurama episode will feature a crossover...which will be interesting because Jake and Bender are voiced by the same person!Read more...

A ton of people love to cosplay Adventure Time's Finn, but I'm sure we can agree that Future Finn—or, as many know him, Bearded Finn—may be one of the beefiest.Read more...

Did you know that you can make art by using tea? If you're Dara Gold, artist and illustrator from Toronto, you can use tea stains to make pretty awesome art, too.Read more...

Note to self — next time do not make all of your purchases within the first 20 minutes of a three-hour tour, because heavy. Also, crowds. Let's see how I did. Read more...

Not that the last one was terrible, not by any stretch of the imagination, but the next Adventure Time game - which has the stupendous title "Adventure Time Explore the Dungeon Because I DON'T KNOW!" - looks hot.Read more...

This cartoon by Natasha Allegri—character designer and storyboard artist for Adventure Time—is truly something else. In fact, I'm having a hard time saying anything about this that isn't just "amazing" and "OH MY GOSH CUTE." Here's a description from YouTube, although it's like trying to explain an episode of Adventure Time...words kind of fail. Bee, a reluctant hero, becomes entangled in the adventures of a puppy (...or is he a cat?) as they travel between reality and the void of Fishbowl Space. Created by Natasha Allegri, character designer and storyboard artist for Adventure Time. We can neither confirm nor deny the autobiographical nature of Bee & Puppycat. Unfortunately this is just part one. Part two comes out on August 7th. I can't wait! Here's a trailer for that, which makes it clear this show is going to be bonkers: Now to await GIFs from the many awesome moments in this show.

Completely arbitrary headline alert! This is a list of what I think are the hottest, mostly video game-themed toys and books of next week's San Diego Comic-Con, based on years spent developing tastes and whims specifically geared towards making me spend entirely too much money on colorful pieces of plastic. There are so many excellent wonderful pieces of plastic this year. I've been a hardcore toy collector for two decades now, which means covering the annual parade over generally overpriced exclusives that is San Diego Comic-Con is a dangerous proposition, yet here we are. Next Wednesday I fly across the country and spend several days trying to balance meetings and coverage with shopping, each day spent lugging around bags of purchase alongside my usual equipment. I'm going to sweat all over the place. It'll be beautiful. What am I buying? Why, the coolest exclusive goodies of Comic-Con 2013, of course. It's right there in the title. Let's see how much damage my wallet is going to take this year! Mini Sylvanis Vendor: Blizzard Entertainment — Booth 115 The first in an exclusive line of micro action figures, Mini Sylvanas is the most adorable queen of the undead ever. I love her. More than you. Price: $18.00 Transforming Zergling/Baneling Plush Vendor: Blizzard Entertainment — Booth 115 Pull a zipper, and this Zergling plush magically transforms into a Baneling. There might be some tucking involved, but when isn't there? Price: $35 D-Arts Bass & Treble Vendor: Bluefin Tamashii Nations — Booth 3545 Following up on last year's gorgeous Vile figure, D-Arts brings us an early release of Bass and Treble. Bass is nice, but Treble? I want all the Trebles, forever. Price: $43.99 Game of Thrones 7-Inch Stark Shield Wall Plaque Vendor: Dark Horse Comics — Booth 2615 Because sometimes you love a group of people so much you've got to paint a giant target on your back. Limited to only four pieces — oh wait, that's just the Starks. Price: $30 Aardman Superman Action Figure Vendor: DC Entertainment — Booth 2315 Do I even have to explain how wonderful this is? Okay then — so wonderful. Price: $24.95 Superheroes of Green Lantern Four-Pack Vendor: DC Entertainment — Booth 2315 Who in their right mind would spend fifty bucks on a set of action figures, when all he wants is the tiny blue-and-red cat? Guilty. Price: $49.95 The Venture Bros. Naked Brock Samson 3 3/4-Inch Figure Vendor: Entertainment Earth — Booth 2343 We've already discussed naked, bloody Brock Samson, ready to feel the kill all over your G.I. Joe collection. My wife would kill me if I didn't buy this, so it shouldn't count towards my budget. Just don't tell her about the Death's Head Monarch and Dr. Mrs The Monarch set, because I need that $60 for snacks. Price: $15 Archer - Pam's Dolphin Puppet Vendor: Factory Entertainment Inc. — Booth 3351 The perfect gift for anyone who works in human resources and pit fights. Plus, I love puppets. Price: $25 G.I. Joe Skystriker Vehicle with Jetfire Deco and V.A.M.P. with Autobot Hound Deco and 3.75-Inch Snake Eyes & Baroness & Decepticon Bludgeon Special Edition Pack Vendor: Hasbro — Booth 3328 My god. The grand finale in a series of G.I. Joe / Transformers crossovers, this set is freaking epic. It's got a jet, and a jeep, and the Baroness with Decepticon Ravage on a leash. There's Snake Eyes with an Autobot symbol, a mini-Blaster with even tinier cassettes, and a G.I. Joe scale figure based on the Decepticon Bludgeon. Holy shitsnacks. Price: $99 My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic DJ Pon-3 Vendor: Hasbro — Booth 3328 Packed in a lighted box with Swarovsku crystals on her sunglasses and horn, this fan-named DJ pony will be mine. It is divine providence. Price: $49.99 Transformers Generations Titan Class Metroplex Vendor: Hasbro — Booth 3328 The final figure in the Fall of Cybertron line, this is a con-exclusives of the $119 retail release, with chrome legs and accents and a set of a dozen tiny figures to crawl all over him. You know I need this. Price: $149.99 Mimobot Ice King and "Fan -Favorite" (Derpy) Vendor: Mimoco — Booth 2913, 5338 While I question the overall sanity of collectible flash drives, collectible anything with Derpy from My Little Pony or the Ice King from Adventure Time makes perfect sense. Price: $20 Each Friday the 13th Jason (1989 Video Game Appearance) Vendor: NECA — Booth 3145 Pure class from head to toe, this is Jason from his NES appearance, complete with horrible color scheme and NES-themed box. I've never cared much for horror collectibles, but in this case I'm making an exception. Price: $25 The Elder Scrolls V Astrid with Blade of Woe Vendor: Symbiote Studios — Booth 5636 While Symbiote is also bringing a Doom Marine and a Dark Elf in Daedric Armor to the show, my money's on the leader of the Dark Brotherhood, looking incredible cute with her tiny little Blade of Woe. Price: $19.99 Batz Maru x Ryu / Hello Kitty x Akuma Plush Vendor: Toyami — Booth 3229 Just look at these little bastards. They are perfect. If a Street Fighter X Sanrio game isn't announced soon, I'm gonna set the building on fire. Price: $45 each Eight-Inch Adventure Time Beemo Plush Vendor: Toynk — booth 3551 Finn and Jake never go anywhere without Beemo. Well, except for all the times they've left him behind. Which is most of the time. Poor little video game console. Price: $20 Mega Man 25 Official Complete Works Limited Hardcover Edition Vendor: Udon Entertainment — Booth 4259 Udon is bringing a bunch of special convention edition art books to the show this year, but this hardcover Mega Man tome, with its convention-exclusive blue laser foil dust jacket? It's the blue bomb, yo. Price: $100 Add it all together, and what do you got? An entire year of generic brand cat food. Might explain why the cats like eating cardboard backings and plastic bubble packaging. Of course this is not all of the Comic-Con 2013 exclusive merchandise available next week — I've not even touched on comic books. You can go through the list yourselves right here, and share your picks in the comment section, because I need more shopping suggestions for some stupid reason.

If you don't own a DS or 3DS and haven't played WayForward's Adventure Time game, you're missing out. But Cartoon Network has you covered with a browser-based alternative, the Adventure Time Game Creator. Cartoon Network will add one new hero each week in July, so try it before it gets complicated.

Did he ever end up noticing the rail and reach the beach in time? We'll never know but this Arma III montage has a lot of great gif-y moments. Let's dig into these and other popular GIFs this week. Adventure Time, beautifully animated. We'll probably never see it this way in a video game. Mario is thwomped for eternity. It's not just FIFA. Football Manager also has some funky physics sometimes. Speeding has disturbing consequences in Just Cause 2. Yes, there's a car wash in Grand Theft Auto IV, but that's not how you use it. That's some nice timing! Finally, something Animal Crossing related that's not creepy. Bumped into something animated that is way cooler? Hit the comments and post them! To contact the author of this post, write to gergovas@kotaku.com

Pendleton Ward must really like Animal Crossing: New Leaf—why else would he play it during a Beyonce concert? Then again, the game makes sure to give you time-sensitive events; maybe Ward just had a date with a villager that he couldn't miss. But let's not front, many of us have done stuff like this. I recall slipping out of a Christmas party years ago, just so that I could check into my Animal Crossing town on the DS. (It was worth it.) Anyway, yes, Ward plays Animal Crossing—this is his house: And these are a couple of his designs...no QR codes, I'm afraid!