While fans of the Seattle Seahawks lick their wounds and fans of the New England Patriots celebrate accordingly, the rest of the world now debates the important questions about the Super Bowl, such as “Which movie trailer did you like most?” or more importantly, “Which ad was the best?” Because after all, that’s what the non-sportsing types care about.

Ever since Apple’s ‘1984’ ad against Big Brother, the stakes go up every year for advertising for the Super Bowl. While this year seemed to be “The Year of Emotional Outcry,” there were still a few spots that went for that “Oh, that’s cool” factor. Some talk on social media is that an early frontrunner for “favorite” is the Bud Light “Pac Man” commercial amongst the more geeky viewers. In it, a patron at a bar who’s “Up For Anything,” is unwittingly turned into the legendary Pac-Man video game icon. The patron then runs around a giant grid avoiding the ghosts just like in the classic arcade game.

Check out the Bud Light “Pac-Man” ad in the video here below.

Although the Christmas season is winding down now, before we head into the new year, we thought we’d share with you this awesome gingerbread recreation of the U.S.S. Enterprise starship from Star Trek that Blackmarket Bakery created and displayed at their shop in Costa Mesa, CA.

Check out some of the photos here below of the gingerbread recreation, which shows the Federation starship NCC-1701 hovering in the air while firing a peppermint candy cane laser down onto a cookie surface.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Ghostbusters, and to celebrate, the film recently made its way back to the neighborhood with a one-week theatrical run, as well as a new Blu-ray Edition (released this week).

To continue the party, Krispy Kreme will be offering two Ghostbusters-themed doughnuts!

It seems that you just can’t really say that your band has “made it” these days until you have your own brand of beer. Bands from across the spectrum of rock from Iron Maiden to Pig Destroyer to AC/DC to Pearl Jam are entering the brewing game these days.

Now comes the news that Brooklyn-based black metal band Tombs has upped the ante by launching an IPA containing “enormous notes of white grape, green pepper, mango, and marijuana.” The beer is being brewed by Tired Hands Brewing Company out of Ardmore, PA, and shares its name with Tombs’ spectacular new album Savage Gold (click here for my review of the record).

Continue below to see how it looks.

TWIX candy bars are a favorite of ours here at the GoD headquarters. You can always find some mini TWIX bars in the fridge here. But now, TWIX is getting even tinier with TWIX Bites, the same yummy cookie wrapped in caramel and milk chocolate that we all know and love, except as unwrapped, bite-sized snacks!

In honor of the creation of TWIX Bites, we here at Geeks Of Doom have a TWIX Bites Movie Prize Pack to give to one lucky reader.

One (1) winner will receive a TWIX Bites Movie Prize Pack containing:

• One (1) $15 Fandango Gift Card
• Three (3) Twix Bites Bags

TO ENTER: Use ONE or MORE of the following methods to share this contest:

On Twitter:
Follow Geeks of Doom, then send us a tweet telling us who you’d share your bites with using the hashtag #twixbites.
 

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Like Geeks of Doom, then share this contest telling us who you’d share your bites with using the hashtags #GeeksOfDoom & #twixbitesin it.
 

Good luck!