Most video games and video game devices are not innovative. Innovation is a word tossed around in the video game world as much as, "Pwned!", "Fanboy", or "FPS." But innovation in gaming is usually an evolutionary affair, instead of revolutionary, which is rare, like the slinky, hula-hoop, and Rubik's cube. If you want to find revolutionary gaming, you need to go to York, Maine. There you will see the following truly innovative arcade machine:

This is an arcade claw machine that allows you to win real lobsters (click the picture for a larger version). The arcade this machine was discovered at, Fun-O-Rama, also had a large selection of cl@ssic arcade machines such as Operation Wolf, Joust, and a full-size, sit-down version of Afterburner. It is unlikely, however, that you have even read this far after a picture of a lobster claw machine. A live lobster claw machine.

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