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Blob-alicious: We all know that Marmite is scary, but now the spreadable yeast product is also terrifying small children with its commercials.

2046: Wong Kar Wai’s newest film, an artsy epic with science fiction overtones, is available in an all-region DVD before its U.S. theatrical release. If you haven’t seen this influential Hong Kong filmmaker’s work before, you might want to start with Chungking Express. And if you like 2046, you should pick up the nicely designed 2046 book.

Kaws, a New Jersey graffiti artist who’s hugely popular in Japan, has some new vinyl art dolls out. Devilrobots, the design team behind the Tofu Head series, have issued some cute yet sinister dolls.

Yoshitomo Nara toys: The Pupcup, where a dog in a cop floats around in a dream state, and Little Wanderer, a sleepwalking child.

Just Outta Beta: Now that everyone has an account, Gmail goes public.

Telecom Conglomerates Can Rest Easy: Republican FCC commissioner Kevin Martin has been chosen by President Bush to become the new FCC chairman.

Another Day, Another Google Feature: Google now lets businesses tend to their own data with its latest tool.

“Sony was behind it 100 percent,” said David, giving him the resources and the time (three years) to create his dream game. “You really get to unleash your dark side with this game.”

We’ll have a web-exclusive interview with David tomorrow. You’ll be able to buy the game March 22.

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David said he wanted to create an adult experience with God of War. “What I really wanted to do was take the little-kid stuff like Clash of the Titans and mix it with the adult stuff. It’s M-rated, it’s not for kids. It has characters with deeper stories, and sexual sides.”