Whiz of the Web: Wednesday Whiz-Up

• The ten best uses for RFID tags.
• Underwire says Sam Worthington is ready to break out.
• Vin Diesel says the next Riddick movie is on the way.
• A couple of Thor casting rumors: Alexander Skarsgård could be Thor, and Josh Hartnett could be Loki.
• We've got a new trailer for Up, and news about the video game adaptations.
• Looks like Charisma Carpenter has joined the cast of The Expendables.
• Screenwriter David Hayter writes an open letter to the fans of Watchmen.
• A fascinating look inside a Raiders of the Lost Ark story meeting. Also, Indiana Jones' pod racer.
• Here's an interesting idea: a New Zealand censor wants to prosecute parents who ignore video game ratings when buying games for their kids.
• Game|Life gives its brief impressions of the new Wii version of Metroid Prime.
• An intriguing look at BioShock 2.
• NBC Universal videos are hitting PSN.
• Pretty impressive billboard with five actual cars stuck to it.
• Super Punch has a bunch of fun stuff in its recent link roundups, including a pretty odd comic book cover, a wagon-wheeled Hummer (via), the Watchmen Last Supper and the opening credits (via), and some fun super hero nesting dolls.
• Why the developers dropped MotionPlus from The Conduit.
• A trailer for Atlus' 101-in-1 game compilation.
• How Nintendo is like McDonalds.
• BAFTA picked Super Mario Galaxy as the game of the year.
• Finally, we can harness the power of the hamster by putting cute little jackets on them.
• Sci Fi Wire talks to Sean Astin about playing a Hobbit again. He says he'd love to, but is not sure how that could work, seeing as how Sam Gamgee wasn't around during the time period of The Hobbit.
• Arnold trashes Terminator: Salvation.
• The first accurate image of Shakespeare has surfaced, and we're amused that Sci Fi Wire excuses posting about this by describing the man as a "fantasy author."
• The guy who made 28 Weeks Later is planning a remake of Roger Corman's X: The Man with the X-Ray Eyes.
• They're going to make a movie of Chariots of the Gods? Wow.
• The director of Orphanage might end up helming the third Twilight movie.
• Screens and video purportedly from Factor 5's canceled Superman game.
• A cool extra included with your purchase of Bionic Commando: a comic book with art by Dave Gibbons.
• Joystiq tries to figure out who has the best video game trade-in service: Amazon, Toys R Us, or GameStop.
• Video from, and the unique pre-order bonus for, the upcoming Wolverine game.
• Maybe Pandemic isn't making Star Wars: Battlefront III after all?
• A video game recreation of the Hudson River plane crash was briefly posted on Discovery Channel's website and quickly pulled down.
• Some details on the Ghostbusters multiplayer experience.
• The "best" moments from the Street Fighter cartoon.

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