Plasma Pong
(new free mac game)
This variation on the game of Pong lets you inject plasma fluid into the environment, create a vacuum from your paddle, and blast shockwaves into the playing area. All these abilities have fluid-based kinetic effects on the ball, making Plasma Pong a fast-paced and exciting game. by Steve Taylor

(7.9 MB)

Submerge
(new mac software utility)
Merge your subtitle files with your movies or favorite television programs. Then, with Submerge you can easily watch subtitled movies in iTunes, Front Row, on your Apple TV or the media player of your choice. by bitfield

(3.3 MB)

Heroes of First Star
(new free mac game)
This MMORPG will remind you of a classic console RPG, but with the ability to support an unlimited number of players at once across the world. Send your party into tournaments, take down fortresses with your guild, go on a huge number of quests, and attempt to collect the 13 orbs which will take you to new worlds. by unfungames

(20.8 MB)

Turret Wars
(new mac game)
A fast paced 3D arcade game, where you battle against enemy gun turrets, finding and destroying them before they find and destroy you. by sector 3 games

(23 MB)

Pulp Motion
(new mac software)
Pulp your digital media into clever animations that will wow your friends and family, impress your clients and colleagues. You can even create your own fake newscast like Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert. Create a whole new way to display and share digital media. by aquafadas

(83 MB)

Earth Addresser
(new free mac software)
Takes the addresses from your Address Book and writes them to a ‘KML’ file which Google Earth can open to display your friends’ places right on the map. If you have added photos for them in your Address Book, those will appear instead of the usual drawing pin. by earthling soft

(1.96 MB)

Flash Tutorials
(learn Flash)
These days Flash is pretty indispensable but you can always stop by this excellent blog to pick up some very cool tips and tutorials to keep yourself up to date. by Tutorials Blog

Ripping Episodic DVDs
(new How To article)
Let’s say you’ve purchased a movie on DVD, and you want to watch it on your Apple TV. You could buy a computer-friendly copy from the iTunes Store—if it’s available, that is. Or you could save some cash and rip that DVD to your computer, and then transfer the video to your Apple TV. But before you dive in, remember that this is a gray area, legally speaking.. by Macworld [via playlist]