In light of Philly Tech Week, the 29-story Cira Centre in downtown Philadelphia was recently turned into the world’s largest Tetris screen. According to our friends over at Extra Mustard, the giant game required hundreds of LED lights and two sides of the tower in order to be played. The man behind this spectacle was Drexel University associate professor Frank Lee, who also projected a game of Pong on the side of the Cira Centre last year.
And here are some more interesting links to kick off your Monday morning…
• ‘Wolf Of Wall Street” bites Jordan Belfort in the ass [TMZ]
• Can this glass actually make Coke taste better? [Maxim]
• Drugs: Fantasy vs. reality [Mandatory]
• Ultimate Public Access pranks compilation [Worldwide Interweb]
• Undertaker’s loss makes future as juicy as ever [Fox Sports]
See What A 29-Story Game Of Tetris Looks Like–And More Morning Links
