While we’re not necessarily buying Guillherme Figueiredo’s Toy Story/The Walking Dead conspiracy theories, his Pixar meets AMC opening credit sequence is pretty much spot on.

Currently being developed by Onipunks Studio, C-Wars is a fast-paced tactical RPG for PC, Mac, Linux and Android combining strategy with the visuals of an old-school brawler. Think of it as a hyperactive Advance Wars. Get the alpha here.

This unassuming box is the console mod to end all console mods. Made by Bacteria, Project Unity packs 15 gaming systems in one box. Uses a single power supply, one A/V cable and one master controller. More on Technabob.

Foosball tables that are made entirely out of cardboard. The delivery box itself is part of the table, which requires no screws or glue to assemble. It also a passive amplifier for phones and cupholders so you don’t spill your beer.

A Hungarian shadow theater company called Attraction stunned both the judges and the audience of the latest season of Britain’s Got Talent with its graceful and moving story of love and loss.

The latest in the line of marshmallow-flinging weapons, the “Mazooka” uses a battery-powered air compressor to fire a single jumbo marshmallow up to 40 feet. Even with the aid of its sight, good luck catching one in your mouth.

Photographer Zoe Spawton has chronicled the fashion of Ali, a retired doctor, current tailor, and father of 18 – who passes the same cafe in Berlin each morning. The photos are as sharp as Ali’s sense of style. (Thanks Chuck!)

(NSFW: you name it) James McAvoy plays a corrupt and scheming policeman who’s up for a promotion and will stop at nothing and no one to get what he wants, in Jon S. Baird’s Filth.

(NSFW) ADHD presents its own take on the meta-movie trailer, complete with a literal theme song and action-packed scenes that give away all the good parts of its non-existent meta-movie.

Phantom Films created this cinematic using gameplay footage from BattleField 3′s Frostbite 2 graphical engine, setting a tension-filled battle against the backdrop of the Alborz mountains from the Armored Kill expansion pack.

Voice actress Brizzy performs the Dr. Seuss classic Oh, The Places You’ll Go! in 68 different accents. While some of the variants are pretty subtle, and they’re not 100% accurate, her Jamaican and Vietnamese cracked us up.

This tiny indoor flyer weighs just 3 grams, but is nearly indestructible thanks to its carbon fiber frame and propellor. It’s not cheap, but it sure looks impressive in its aluminum carrying case. Flies for about 10 minutes per charge.

The absence of hands and a crown on Benoît Mintiens’ Ressence Type 3 watch is simply modern elegance; a crystal dome filled with refractive liquid hosts the dials, which float effortlessly around on your wrist.

(NSFW: language) Isaac Brumaghim was minding his own business, kayak fishing, when he received an unexpected visitor. His reaction is priceless (and way better than if Chompy had actually made contact). (Thanks everybody!)

EvntLive is an upcoming service that will let you stream live concerts and other events on your desktop computer and mobile devices. Learn more about it on Mashable. Sign up for beta invites here.

The trailer for The Hangover Part 3 reveals the setup for the Wolf Pack’s final (mis)adventure. Whether they still get wasted or not is still up in the air. What’s certain is that Zach Galifianakis is funny as hell. And we love John Goodman.

It seems like only yesterday (or 3 years ago) that we were celebrating our 10,000th post. This morning, we looked down and realized that we had actually hit 25,000, and boy are our fingers tired. We wouldn’t be here without you guys.

Pop Chart Lab updates its Giant Omnibus of Superpowers with a Jack Kirby-inspired design and upgrades the list to 384 super-powered characters. Weirdly there’s no poster version for sale yet. Detailed chart image here.

Blue Ocean Network looks at the shoe counterfeiting industry in Putian. Apparently some of the shoes are so well made that they can fool quality assurance inspectors, prompting people to label them “legitimate knockoffs.”