The Steve Jobs Limited Edition 12-inch Collectible Figurine includes a 1/6th scale sculpted Steve Jobs head and a matching 12-inch figure body. There are other tiny items included, such as the iMac, Magic Mouse, Bluetooth Keyboard, iPhone 4, iPad 2, a desk, a chair, and Steve’s outfit (New Balance 992 sneakers, black T-shirt and jeans).

I wonder if Apple will shut this down as well. It’s possible, but since the retailer is somewhat mysterious in its ways, it might actually sell out before the corporate giant flexes its muscles and makes it history.

No word on where you can get your hands on this yet, but with an Apple-like price of $160 (USD), you’ll have to be a real Apple fanatic to want to buy one.

[Toy Haven via This Isn't Happiness]

The colorful custom Transformer has pretty much fully-articulated joints, with head, shoulders, elbows, hips, knees and feet able to swivel and move.

Scorponok can switch between Robot and Scorpion Battlestation modes. In the latter, he wields a massive arsenal of 4 double-barrel cannons and 4 missile launchers. There’s even room for small figures of Cyclonus, Scourge and Lord Zarak to man the turrets and pilot the giant purple and green scorpion-bot.

ThyVipera built this bad-boy from “countless” Transformers parts and figurines, then hand-painted the whole thing. It’s really an incredible custom toy, and it’s already got bids nearing $1000 (USD) – and that’s with 5 days left to the auction.

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Unless of course you have a thing for slimy giant slugs with one of their eyeballs about to pop out of its socket because they’re being choked to death. But if that was the case Princess Leia would just be a distraction. Dammit! Make up your mind diorama! The “You’re Going To Regret This” diorama won’t be released until the 3rd quarter of this year, but you can pre-order it now at Sideshow Collectibles for $225 (USD).

[via Topless Robot]

But he was certainly never a scythe-totin’, demon-slayin’ loose cannon veteran of the Crusades who doesn’t play by the rules.

I wish I were being facetious. In Visceral Games’ Dante’s Inferno, instead of lamenting over the death of Beatrice and writing some pretty epic poetry by the light of a fire, Dante – returning home from the Crusades – takes Death’s scythe and plunges into the Underworld to rescue Beatrice’s soul.

So it’s safe to assume that, as a student of English and Literature, I won’t be propping this interpretation of Dante up on my desk anytime soon. Not unless I want to totally ruin my scholarly cred. The worst part? The game, as a medium for play, is probably really fun. God of War-like. Too bad it’s dressed in disservice.

I’ll have a chance to play Dante’s Inferno at the Game X Industry Summit this weekend in Oaks, PA, so who knows. Maybe it will somehow, magically, offend less.

[via Kotaku]

Gotta love the blood splatters, as well as those amazing eyes and the signature hair. Is it just me, though, or does this look like Blanka’s face has a hint of something like a Hannya mask? It’s a good look for him, certainly.

I wonder if a bloody Blanky sitting center stage by the computer might frighten away co-workers. Perhaps if you could match that facial expression….

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Mark James’ Cardboy CMYK Cartridge critters comes in the four familiar printer ink colors, cyan, magenta, yellow and black.

The 4-inch tall figures are available individually for £5.95 (appx. $12 USD) each, or as a complete set for £19.95 (appx. $41 USD).

Unlike regular printer ink cartridges, you won’t have to replace these guys every twenty pages.

[via Pocket-lint]