Whiz of the Web: Wednesday Whiz-Up

• A pretty cool demonstration of real-time 3D tracking of a Wii Remote using a web cam instead of the sensor bar.
• Prepare yourself for true horror... then click here. (Via)
• "Thanks to a new technique, DNA strands can be easily converted into tiny fibre optic cables that guide light along their length." Woah. (Via)
• Game|Life presents 4 Things to Keep in Mind While Killing Zombies in Left 4 Dead.
• A review of Wrath of the Lich King. The thumbs, they are up. Also, another review of the DSi.
• Cinematical picks the seven best horror romances, in honor of Twilight.
• The live-action Robotech has writers, and unfortunately they're the guys who wrote Spider-Man 2 and The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor. Boo!
• The Star Trek trailer, re-edited and accompanied by the theme to Beverly Hills 90210. As horrifying as it sounds! But also funny. Meanwhile, Cinematical got to see 20 minutes of the movie and describes it in detail here.
• Seth Rogen is planning a comedy series for Showtime about "three twentysomethings who learn about life and love while running a pornography shop."
• BareSite allows mobile browsers to access a "bare" mobile version of any site, based on the RSS feed. Sounds like a neat idea.
• We're pretty sure the iPhone does not actually have a random penis photo bug.
• Sci Fi Wire picks the 6 Scariest Environmental Doomsday Movies.
• New details on Up (there's also a link to a "new" trailer which we're quite sure we already linked to here).
• A featurette on the women of The Spirit. Yep, that movie still looks terrible! Also, Frank Miller is still a creepy old man.
• Universal Pictures and Gore Verbinski will remake the Korean horror film The Host.
• The BBC is doing a new version of the cult post-apocalyptic TV series Survivors, about a small group of people who have survived a devastating virus that has wiped out most of the world's population.
• The second trailer for Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Redux (whew; still can't type out that whole title from memory).
• Game|Life describes a hands-on experience with Halo Wars.
• A new trailer for Castlevania Judgment.
• We're disturbed that Kraft sells something called Extra Heavy Mayonnaise, designed specifically for food service operations. We're also disturbed that CostCo sells buckets of mayonnaise so large they have to have a message on the side warning you that small children could fall in them and drown.
• Apparently there was an Edwardian martial art where you fought with bicycles. Awesome.
• Heh heh. Crying Superman heads.
• PopCap is apparently designing a family friendly zombie-themed game.
• Awww. Championship Gaming Series, we hardly knew ye. No, really, we were barely aware you existed.
• Due to some kind of licensing issue with Sony, you can't watch Columbia Pictures films through Netflix's NXE Instant Queue on your Xbox 360. They hope to resolve the issue soon, however.
• This metareview of Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe is generally pretty positive.

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