Eight Incredible CosplayersSwing by your local comic/games convention and you're bound to run into a billion fans dressed up in all sorts of costumes paying homage to their latest obsessions.

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There won't be any Tebowing on the cover of this year's Madden.

Tim Tebow (Getty Images)The New York Jets quarterback, who was the odds-on favorite to front the next version of EA's football game, was eliminated in the first round of fan voting in this year's seeded bracket tournament. Houston running back Arian Foster defeated the media darling in a close matchup.

Technically, Foster was seeded higher than Tebow in the EA rankings, but Las Vegas oddsmakers had given Tebow a 5 to 1 shot of making it. Foster, as of mid-March, was further back in the pack with 18 to 1 odds.

(Photo credit: AP)There have been plenty of leaks, whispers and rumors about the next Xbox for a few months now, but there hasn't been a lot of talk about Sony's plans for the next generation.

Kotaku, though, claims to have uncovered some inside information about the system that, on the surface, makes it sound like the next generation console race is going to be a tight one -- and begin next year.

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An Indiana high school expels a student for a silly, profane tweet, even though it seems to have been sent at 2:30 a.m. The school suggests that it may track all of its students' tweets, regardless of what time or where they were sent.

By Chris Matyszczyk, CNET

I am sure that the people who run Garrett High School in Indiana radiate intelligence.

Perhaps, though, they have tossed a little inkblot onto their pristine record with the expulsion of senior Austin Carroll. He didn't assault anyone. He didn't toss a projectile, nor brandish a knife. No, it seems that he merely tweeted.

Microsoft's invasion of the living room is going into overdrive.

Comcast's Xfinity on-demand service, HBO Go and MLB.tv are now available through Xbox Live -- and they're arriving right as the console undergoes a major transition in how people use it.

World of Warcraft (Activision Blizzard)Looking to meet the love of your life online? Try to be open-minded, because they might be an orc.

The tongue-in-cheek curiosity seekers at Online University compiled a ton of online dating stats, and as it turns out, those looking to hook up over the web may actually fare better questing in World of Warcraft than sifting through eHarmony profiles.

By Mike Krumboltz, Yahoo! Buzz Log

You're out in a forest looking for buried treasure. You get hungry. Sure, you could eat berries, but they may be poisonous. Solution: Tacocopter.

With a few clicks on your smart phone, you place your order, knowing that the automated Tacocopter (that's a mini-helicopter with tacos attached) will track you down via GPS and deliver you some (hopefully) still warm food. Huzzah!

(Getty Images)Mitt Romney aide Eric Fehrnstrom's offhand comment likening his boss' presidential campaign to an Etch A Sketch is being referred to as a "disaster" among political pundits.

Romney's opponents are taunting the candidate openly, with Rick Santorum tweeting a photo of himself playing with the toy and Newt Gingrich bringing one out at a rally.  It's ballooned into an internet meme, and the makers of Etch A Sketch are seeing sales skyrocket.

Surprising? Sure, but it's hardly the first time a political gaming gaffe has made waves. While Romney and his crew continue the damage control, they might take solace knowing that plenty of other public figures have gotten in hot water over a game.