Awesome Website: Google - The Story of Send

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Awesome Web Video Experience: NikeSB - The 360 Video

Nike Skateboarding's site lets you navigate 360 degrees through both the top and bottom panels. I wish this video was longer but if this is a sign of things to come, I'm excited! Click here to check out. #SkateEveryDamnDay

Awesome Site: Adidas Snowboarding

Pretty sweet HTML site for Adidas Snowboarding. A lot of fun to navigate through. Click here to check it out. Thanks Gerry for this one.

Awesome Redesign: Myspace

I don't know who got this project, but they pretty much accomplished the impossible: redesign Myspace and make it cool. It's just a music site now and it's pretty amazing.

The new Myspace from Myspace on Vimeo.

Awesome Look: Google Maps in 8-bit

This year's April Fool's joke from Google was Google Maps presented in 8-Bit Nintendo Style. Click here to check it out. via I Love New Work

If you wanna jump to some fun landmarks:

Loch Ness Monster

Area 51

Google Headquarters

Awesome Site: The Restart Page

The title says it all. It's as much fun to play around with as it is retro. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Site: Google Music tour

What Google does here without the use of Flash is amazing. It's still not enough for me to sign up for Google Music, but it's brilliant. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Site: Kern Type

This is a pretty cool sight that everyone even remotely involved with design should play with. The correct answers may be debatable but the principles are on point. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Site: Shoot Paul

It turns out that shooting people with paintballs is just as fun digitally as it is in person. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Site: Honda - the experiment

The old Honda Cog commercial is a classic. Now, the same type of Rube Goldberg machines are digital. Click here to check out the site for yourself. Great use of interactive windows.

For those that don't remember the Honda Cog commercial, the video is below.

Awesome Site: True Blood - dig deeper

Really cool site. Almost makes me wish I still watched this show. 60 clues are hidden throughout this interactive video. Find them and you can win some cool prizes. Click here to see how well you know True Blood.

Awesome Exhibition: BMW Museum ArtCar

If you can't make it out to Germany, don't worry, this is a virtual exhibition. Click here to check out all of the BMW art cars

Awesome Feature??: Google Plus

Google isn't known for their social networking capabilities. I still think Buzz is incredibly awkward. But, Google Plus is their answer to Facebook. Whether it's successful or not remains to be seen. But, this website is a really cool demo. The addition of the Google Maps nav is a nice touch. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Music Experience: google creative labs & rome - 3 dreams of black

Been meaning to post this one for awhile. Click here to check it out.

Awesome Site: Intel's Museum of Me

Great online experience. Will definitely remind you that you haven't talked to some of your FB friends in a while. Click here to see your museum.

Awesome Game Site: world's biggest pac-man

to play one of 28,000+ game boards or create you own, click here

Awesome Site: Magnum Pleasure Hunt

Fun and immersive website experience for Magnum. Definitely worth playing with for a few minutes if you have some time at work. Click here to check it out for yourself. Thanks MK for this one!

Awesomely Awkward Brand Experience: bic - human curling

as borderline creepy as the spot may be, they create a pretty engaging game that you play through a sponsored youtube page; a little more involved than the adidas youtube page with dwight howard. click here to check it out.

Awesome Campaign: MLB - epic

click here if you want to explore brian wilson's beard. thanks dp for sending this one in

Awesome Site: pica pic - retro handheld games

i used to love these old game & watch handhelds when i was a kid. this is a killer site where you can actually play some of them. not all of them work, but that could be part of the authenticity. but regardless, this is a must visit if you grew up in the 80s