Tag: Expensive

eBay seller reel.big.fish is auctioning his massive video game collection. While it’s not as comprehensive as the other collections we’ve seen it’s still quite a haul, boasting complete sets of the NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, Sega Master System, Sega Genesis and Sega 32X among others.

Last year we checked out Caleb Kraft’s self-destructing hard drive and laptop. If you’re looking for a professional (and non-flammable) equivalent, check out SecureDrives’ Authothysis series. These 128GB solid state drives can self-destruct based on a variety of parameters.

The previous Colossal Titan merch we’ve seen has been pretty humorous. No more Mr. Nice Guy. Japanese toy maker Fragment are going to release this badass polystone figure as part of their limited edition Ultimate Modeling Collection Figure series.

Many pre-assembled desktop machines are painted in bright colors and have even brighter lights coming out of them, clearly demanding to be displayed. But if you’d rather have a discreet PC and you’re okay with connecting it to an HDTV, the Piixl G-Pack might be what you’re looking for.

Coat your room in nostalgia with Masaaki Enami’s doubly retro wallpaper, which he aptly calls Pixel Cartridge. The wallpaper comes in four panels, each about 67″ wide and 95″ tall, although you can also ask for custom sizes.

I’m not a fan of first-person shooters, but it seems lots of players are having a blast with Destiny, whether or not it lived up to its hype. If you’re one of the game’s fans, check out Etsy seller Eric Newgard’s shop.

We’ve seen a couple of compact machines that can print, scan or mill objects. Fedor Gridnev and Elena Gaidar want to raise the bar for affordable workshop machines with the 5axismaker. It’s a 5-axis milling machine, a 3D printer, a 3D scanner, a water jet cutter and a wire cutter in one.

ColorWare usually promotes its services with boldly colored samples, but this time they’re taking a more laid back approach. Perhaps too laid back. Its MacBook Air Retro is a maxed out 13″ MacBook Air with a color scheme and accents inspired by the classic Apple IIe and a price tag inspired by Upworthy’s headlines.

TiVo’s upcoming DVR is the Iron Throne of couch potatoes. The TiVo Mega comes with a ridiculous 24TB of hot-swappable storage. That’s enough to store 26,000 hours – about 3 years! – of SD videos or about 4,000 hours of HD videos.

If you’re a fan of Metroid Prime 2: Echoes, then U-Mos check this out. Made by First 4 Figures, this 1:4 scale statue depicts Metroid protagonist Samus Aran in the Light Suit, a special armor that she acquires in the GameCube classic.

Laptop users who want to have a secondary display already have a variety of options. You can even use an iPad with the help of a cheap app. If you’re still looking for a small, portable and most importantly high-resolution display, check out Matt Relf’s Packed Pixels.

The bad news is that Godzilla has attacked your city, but the good news is that if you bring him down you are going to be rich. Get your guns and chip away at him, get yourself a piece of that shiny gold monster.

The digital picture frame has been around for years. It’s a convenient if unimpressive class of device. So why is Electric Objects’ EO1 getting so much hype and love online? Well for one thing, it was conceptualized by Jake Levine, who used to work at the famous venture capital company Betaworks.

The late Don Ivan Punchatz’s cover art for Doom is as memorable as the game itself. Gaming Heads immortalized the illustration with this badass resin diorama. It’s called Doom: Knee Deep in the Dead, and it comes in two variants.

Retro console mod shop Rose Colored Gaming is going to release two special Game Boy Advance variants this month. The shop’s Super Family Entertainment series features the original Game Boy Advance with an SNES and a Super Famicom paint job.

We’ve featured free 3D files for a pretty good interpretation of a Cyvasse set, inspired by the eponymous board game in the A Song of Ice and Fire novels. But if you’d rather buy a ready to play set, check out Michael Le Page’s creation.