It's no secret that I'm a huge fan of TeeFury.com. You get a cool, limited availability t-shirt on the cheap. Most of their designs appeal to our sensibilities here at 8bit, but today's strikes particularly hard. Today's shirt, illustrating how Mario feels about woodland creatures is only available until midnight Eastern Standard Time. Jump on it before it's gone forever. [TeeFury]

We here at [8bit] are generally fans of art installations. Antoinette J. Citizen (we're guessing that isn't her real name) has done a room over to look like the first stage in Super Mario, complete with working ? boxes and sounds from the game. We're thinking of using our bailout money (we are getting bailout money, right? everyone else is! ) on getting Antoinette up here to renovate our head office. Check out more pics of the project here or here. [NOTCOT.org]

If you're ever jonesing for some 8bit-inspired art, we can strongly recommend Dotter Dotter. It's the blog of Japanese team Tidori Design. They're always posting new shit. The site is in their native language, but you're just there to look at the pictures anyway.

Yeah, you heard me. Wiihabilitation. What of it? Punk. Seriously though, sorry. It's just a terrible title. Moving on, Wii Fit is being used for some important rehabilitation work for people who are suffering from positional vertigo, think Lucille II from Arrested Development. Not only has the Wii helped people with this condition it has also been used in a study with cerebral palsy. The study found that "after four weeks of using the basic Wii system, the patient had better physical perception, posture, and would actually stand for longer periods of time." Please head over to pressofAtlanticCity.com for the full story, it's a great read.