Archive for September 2010

The zombie-slaying, weapon-combining Chuck Greene makes his video game debut this month in Dead Rising 2…. Whereas the hero of the first game sported a typical business casual attire while slaughtering undead, Chuck wears an instantly iconic motorcycle jacket. You obviously want one don’t you? eBay to the rescue!

USB ports are like bacon – we can never have enough of ‘em. If you own a Lenovo laptop, rejoice, because the company has just released the Power Hub, a neat device that integrates a 4-port USB hub into a 65W power adapter.

Why not just get a normal 4-port…

There is absolutely no sexual innuendo in this bit of dialogue between two characters in the PS2 game AR Tonelico….

Nope, none at all. Just watch and listen.

If you’ve got fond memories of the old Atari 2600 system, these Atari-inspired playing cards might be just up your alley.

Each card in these decks is bedecked with Atari imagery, and is the perfect gift for the retro Atari fan in your life. The way the cards are designed,…

I have to watch way more kids shows than an adult should have too. It’s got to the point where I really like SpongeBob and I know much more about the goings on in the world of iCarly and Big Time Rush than any man should. A new realtime broadcast…

An iPhone or iPod touch is like catnip for kids. They get a glimpse of the phone, realize there are games close by and descend like little locusts and abscond with the device in short order. If you fear the early demise of your iPhone even if it is in…

If you work around people that like to listen to music on headphones while they work or get tons of text messages you already know how annoying that can be. If they are wearing headphones, they never hear their phone ring or texts come in, and you get to be…

Mounting solutions that hang the iPad for a wall or stand it up on a tabletop are getting to be some of the more common accessories for the tablet. They are popular because people want to be able to view content and read while they are standing or sitting without…

After human Tetris, human Pong, and human Space Invaders, Guillaume Reymond tackles human Pac-Man. It took 111 people over 4 hours to create this stop-motion video.

This is part of Reymond’s ongoing Game Over Project and it was shot in a theater in Basel, Switzerland at the end of August…

Can you imagine why a robot would need to yodel? I’ve got no idea because yodeling is fricking annoying in my book. Radio Man was featured in the April 1939 issue of Popular Science, and was the Slim Whitman of early android technology.

Radio Man was created by a Swiss…