Archive for October 2009
Sakasa Master Japan Reverse Voice Recorder Does Exactly What Its Name Says
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This odd little gadget from Japan is perfect for placing subliminal messages in the background of epic rock albums. It’s also good for recreating disturbing and surreal scenes from Twin Peaks and The Shining. Even though the product description over on Strapya World says “The things you can … |
October 27th, 2009
Inversion for Xbox 360 and PS3: It’S All About the Gravity
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Now I’ve not been shy in saying that the Gravity Gun in Half Life 2 is my all-time favorite video game weapon. So when I heard about Namco Bandai’s new Xbox 360/PS3 third-person gravity manipulation shooter Inversion, my curiosity was definitely piqued. In Inversion…, your primary weapon is |
October 27th, 2009
LEGO Gekkos Scare the Crap Out of Minifig Snake
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MOCPages member/MGS fan/Brick master Rags naRock made cuter versions of GEKKOs, the nimble, creepy, bovine-like killing machines in Metal Gear Solid 4…, and they just make me wish for a LEGO Metal Gear game. Check out the rest of the pictures, they’re a real treat. It’s nice how Rags |
October 27th, 2009
Ion Tape Express Converter: Play Your Cassette Tapes One Last Time
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Immortalize your mixtapes with the Ion Tape Express, an easy to use device that converts your favorite songs to mp3 files. Just pop in a tape, connect it to your computer via USB, and let the bundled EZ Tape Converter Software work its magic. As you may have guessed from… |
October 27th, 2009
Dragon Controller for People Who Hate Comfort
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I’m not sure about this horrible controller trend, but with the release of Brando’s dragon gamepad, I think we can officially say that it has taken hold. It’s either that, or a lot of gamer masochists are finding new and creative ways to hide their proclivities. I have to admit,… |
October 27th, 2009
Hp Dreamscreen 100 and 130: Digital Picture Frames on Steroids
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HP’s new DreamScreen devices straddle the fine line between computer and digital picture frame. Like other digi-frames, you can view pictures without a computer. But with the DreamScreen, you can also wirelessly stream music, videos and photos from your PC or the Internet.… |
October 26th, 2009
Game Pumpkin Goodness Doesn’T Stop at Zelda
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Fred Fisher isn’t the only game-loving pumpkin carver out there that’s handy with an x-acto knife. Over on Deviant Art, user “ceemdee” posted a veritable cornucopia of video game art carved into pumpkins on her DA gallery. I kid you not when I say “cornucopia” – there are video game… |
October 26th, 2009
Zelda Link and Triforce Pumpkins Grown Only in Hyrule
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Zelda fans – Looking for something to go with your new Master Sword & Hylian Shield? Here’s a fun idea for some last minute Halloween decorations. Found on flickr, these Link and Triforce Jack-o-Lanterns were hand-carved by Fred Fisher (aka “b1uefish”) and his sister. These pumpkins truly Hy-rule!… |
October 26th, 2009
Run Away!: a Game About Running (Away)
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When it comes to games you can buy for just a dollar, Jon Keatley’s Run Away! should be at the top of the list. If there isn’t a list of wonderfully cheap games, then maybe someone should make one, just so this game could be on the top. Run Away!… |
October 26th, 2009
Forget P2p, Here’S B2b: Brain-to-Brain Communication
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We can now add telepathy to the list of things that’s possible thanks to the Internet. Researchers at the University of Southampton in the UK have demonstrated that it is possible to transmit thoughts from one person’s brain to another person’s brain using nothing but pieces of tape, a couple… |
October 26th, 2009
