It’s finally here and it’s pretty scary; scary because you’ll think that these cars are real life as opposed to HD graphics.
Honestly speaking, a driving game can’t get much more realistic than Gran Turismo: 5 Prologue, not until we have HD 3D holograms. Don’t just take our word for it, check out the footage after the break. $40. Read more »
Ice cream is simply awesome. So what beats making your own blends of soft serve with the Cuisinart Ice-45 Mix It In Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker? It makes 1.5 quarts in just 20 minutes, all with relative ease. $100.
Perhaps a racing game has never looked so good, especially racing around an urban area in a muscle car. In Burnout Paradise you can burn rubber all over Paradise City (where the grass is green and the girls are pretty).
Burnout Paradise isn’t just a racing game, it’s much more sandbox-like as it allows you to cruise and crash all around the city in several different modes and online play. See the trailer after the break. Available for XBox 360 also. $60.
This Squid iPhone Case looks more like a phallic symbol to us than a squid, but that might just be our dirty pirate minds at work. Feel protected as you slip your (iPhone) unit into this tight velvety sheath. Yeah, we’re hopeless… But at least the iPhone Case does the job! $25.
This seems to be the Wii’s first real attempt at dabbling in the sandbox genre of video games (i.e. Grand Theft Auto).
In No More Heroes, you’re some sort of hired assassin character that goes around kicking ass with your “Beam Katana” which seems to be a knockoff lightsaber. If only the game let you use Jedi Mind Tricks on Japanese schoolgirls, now that would be something. $50. Read more »
Take innuendo back to the old school with the Nintendo “I’d Hit That!” T-Shirt. You don’t necessarily have to go head first into things like Mario did, but let the ladies know that you’re money and that you wanna party. $22.
If you thought Netflix or Blockbuster was pretty simple, the new Apple TV Take 2 will bring you a whole new level of convenience. You can watch YouTube, podcasts, listen to iTunes, watch HD movies and shows via the iTunes Store, view photos in high resolution, link to your computer to share files, and generally sit on your ass all day and lose yourself in Apple TV Take 2. No computer is required to run it, and it’s so simple even your grandpa can use it. $229.
It’s said to be the thinnest laptop out there at 0.76 inches. The new Macbook Air is Apple’s latest badass to enter the dwindling PC dominated market. It features 13.3-inch widescreen LED display, full-size keyboard, and large multi-touch trackpad not to mention the Bluetooth 2.1 & 802.11n Wi-Fi for the consummate globetrotter. As of now the power is seen in a 1.6GHz or 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, which means you can use Bootcamp to run Windows. Its thinness is attributed to no DVD drive… if you need to use a DVD or CD there’s Remote Disc which wirelessly connects you to a Mac or PC, which is pretty cool. $1800.
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