If you haven’t checked out the fantastic work of 72Pins, you are about to have a fun time. The company takes classic NES cartridges and applies a new label that’s related to something relevant in the gaming, television or movie industry. Of course, these aren’t real NES games. They are designed to be art pieces to show off your love for a specific piece of pop culture.

You can find these carts for sale on the 72Pins site here. While the majority are currently out of stock, the company constantly refreshes the carts, and updates on new carts in stock can be found on the 72Pins blog here. One of the most recent additions takes on the popular Netflix series Arrested Development with games about the Bluth stair car, Steve Holt, the chicken dance and Buster Bluth’s hook.

Check out some of our favorite shots of the 72Pins carts below:

NES Cartridge Art: Where the Past and Present Collide

Isn’t Netflix great?  It may just possibly be the greatest equalizer for watching TV since the advent of the VCR (or Betamax for a less successful example.)  The thing about Netflix is that like any enthusiast hobby, there is a right way and a wrong way.  And that is why a Netflix Marathon, say one that culminates in the newly released Season 4 of Arrested Development, has to be approached with the same rigorous attention, caution, and preparation as any other marathon.

One more thing, Internet or no, spoilers are no joke. This cool illustration is brought to you by the good folks at College Humor.

Protip: How to Train for a (Netflix) Marathon

One day! 24 hours! 1440 minutes! Can you believe it? The new, ridiculously highly-anticipated season of Arrested Development will be released (in its entirety) on Sunday. Just in case you haven’t already re-watched every episode (multiple times) in preparation of this monumental occasion, here’s a quick recap of facts we learned about our favorite dysfunctional family at the end of the last season to get you all caught up.

Lindsey was Adopted; is 40.

While Lindsay is quite glad and relieved to hear she’s not actually a Bluth, she is not happy to learn that she’s 40 years old (not the 37 she had thought). When she tries to get with Michael (because now he’s not her biological brother and all), he tells her he’s “not that into older women.” Ouch.

Maeby and George Michael are not “Real” Cousins.

Good thing, because they made it to “second base” a few episodes prior. Oh yeah, and they’re also married (they thought they were participating in a fake wedding* to entertain Alzheimers patients, but turns out it was a legal ceremony). *I looked for a clip of their wedding on Youtube but could only find George Michael/Maeby Funke “tribute videos.” Here’s one titled Call Me Maeby.

Gob is Dating Ann.

Apparently he found her funny or something. George Michael finds out, punches Gob in the face and sails away on his uncle’s yacht (named “The C-Word,” of course).

George Sr. is Cleared of Everything.

Turns out George Sr. was actually helping the CIA spy on Saddam Hussein, not working with him. The Bluth Company has a big party aboard The Queen Mary to celebrate his exoneration.

Lucille is About to be Arrested Instead.

We learn it was actually Lucille who was the mastermind behind the Bluth Company and all its crimes. Thanks to Annyong (the Korean kid Lucille and George Sr. adopted to look more charitable), who has been spying on Lucille and reporting back to the SEC.

Buster Faces his Biggest Fear.

As SEC agents raid the exoneration party in the final minutes of the season 3 finale, Lucille grabs ahold of the Queen Mary’s wheel and tries to make a run for it, causing poor Buster to fall into the ocean. There, he comes face to face with his biggest fear: the very seal that bit off his hand. Will he lose his other hand? Will he use his “army” skills to exact revenge on his arch nemesis? We’ll all just have to watch and find out.

Michael and George Michael Sail Away to Cabo.

Michael finds his son on “The C-Word” where they decide that, for once, they are not going to stick around and help the family, and they sail off toward Mexico together instead.

George Sr. is Headed to Cabo, Too.

Surprise! Michael wakes up in Cabo, only to discover George Sr. was hiding aboard their boat the whole time.

…Wait a Second, What About Tobias?

Nothing too shocking/important happened with Tobias at the end of season three. But obviously he deserves a mention (being quite possibly the best AD character ever). Looks like he’s still a struggling actor; here’s his amazing “audition reel” for your enjoyment:

On the Last Arrested Development…

With just two weeks until the launch of Arrested Development season 4 on Netflix, the streaming video company has released the first teaser trailer for the 15-episode season. All episodes will be released on Memorial Day weekend (May 26), so fans of the series can binge-watch the entire run immediately. I don’t know about you, but I could watch hours of Job performing failed magic tricks to Europe’s The Final Countdown.

Arrested Development Season 4 Trailer

Arrested Development stars Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, Jeffrey Tambor, Jessica Walter, Tony Hale, Will Arnett, Portia de Rossi, David Cross, and Alia Shawkat in addition to Ron Howard as the narrator. Detailing the insane lives of the Bluth family, the show was revived by Netflix due to the rampant popularity of the first three seasons on DVD, Blu-ray and streaming video.

The show aired on FOX between 2003 and 2006, but was eventually dumped by the network due to low ratings. In fact, FOX cut the final season from 22 episodes down to 13 and dumped the final four episodes on the same night that the opening ceremonies of the Winter Olympics aired on NBC. According to this stellar Vulture piece about the fans of the show, it was replaced by a horrific reality show called Skating With Celebrities (which lasted a grand total of seven episodes). 

Check Out The New Arrested Development Trailer!

If you still need a reason to subscribe to Netflix Instant, I can’t imagine a better one than getting to watch the fourth season of Arrested Development. Becoming available on May 26, 2013, Netflix users will be able to binge watch the entire season on Memorial Day weekend. For anyone new to the series, you can catch up on the first three seasons on Netflix prior to the launch.

However, if you are already familiar with the characters, you have to check out the amazing posters Netflix has released in order to hype the fourth season of the show. Check out the Arrested Development posters below:

Voted “Best Hair” in Her Yearbook

“We have unlimited juice? This party is going to be off the hook!”

“There’s always money in the banana stand.”

“I am having a love affair with this ice cream sandwich.”

“I hear the jury’s still out on science.”

“How much could a banana cost? Ten dollars?”

“Marry Me!”

“I’m afraid that I just blue myself.”

 “Has anyone in this family actually seen a chicken?!”

9 fantastic posters for the fourth season of Arrested Development