Awesome Leisure

Limited to 500, Fine Molds’ 1:72 Millenium Falcon is packed with details, including Han, Chewie, Obi-Wan and Luke in the cockpit; it includes an acrylic display with wood base.

Fabien Capello’s Typing the Sound gives new meaning to the word “songwriter;” with the help of Yamaha and the Royal College of Art, he’s turned typewriter into a musical instrument.

Demons of the Badlands is a single-player DLC for Red Faction: Guerilla; we’re liking the focus on the Mad Max-ish Marauders, which is a perfect fit for its destroy-it-all gameplay.

We knew the Mario series was extensive, but we didn’t know just how wide and deep it went until we saw this Mario Family Line; it spans 30 years starting from the early 80s to present day.

Shadows of Lylat is a fan-made version of Star Fox that uses the Freespace 2 engine; more space sim than arcade shooter, it’ll include multiplayer, space/ground missions and more.

We’ve seen custom cases, but these custom styluses put the “poke” in Pokemon; made by the 3D printers at Shapeways, choose from Zelda, Mario Bros or your own custom shape.

The creators of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies take a hacksaw to another Jane Austen classic with Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters; this time, with lobsters and sea serpents.

Darth Vader’s Lightsaber Flashlight is the ultimate fake-out: instead of slicing you in half it’ll light the way with four red LED bulbs, leaving you to scare Jedi with its sound effects alone.

Not all ninjas need to be stealthy: Mini Ninjas has dropped two new trailers for sumo-sized ninja Futo; he gets a proper cinematic Hero intro but truly shines in the gameplay video.

We’re feeling like lucky punks with the Dirty Harry Ultimate Collector’s Edition; you’ll get Dirty Harry, Magnum Force, The Enforcer, Sudden Impact and The Dead Pool on Blu-ray.

Some of the best magic tricks are done on the spot; theory11 pulls five rabbits out of its hat with Symphony, a collection of impromptu tricks that are perfect for street performers.

We’ve always dreamed of creating our own tabletop game, but The Game Crafter lets you do exactly that: they’ll handle printing and fulfillment for a 50% cut, allowing you to focus on creation.

We’re already hooked on Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet, yet all we’ve seen is the trailer; it’s a side-scrolling platformer where you pilot a UFO that looks flat-out fun; thanks, Tommy!

PSFK’s Snapshot Brooklyn is a 60-page book that serves as a quirky insider’s guide to NYC’s most populous borough, from canoe tours through factory ruins to underground supper clubs.

We’re still reeling from his passing, but Hot Toys’ 1:6 Michael Jackson Thriller vinyls do the King of Pop proud; it’ll include regular and zombie versions when it’s released 12/09. Thanks, RO!

The all-in-one pocket emulator GP2X Wiz is now available at ThinkGeek, and it has us drooling: it’ll play Atari ST, C64, SNES, NES, Gameboy, GBA, NeoGeo Flash games and more.