Awesome Leisure

An expansion for Disney Infinity 3.0. It has a story mode involving Loki and Ultron, but the star of Marvel Battlegrounds is its brawl mode, where up to 4 players (or AI) can duke it out using characters from both Infinity 2.0 and 3.0. It’s Smash Bros, Disney style.

Like many people, we could use a little assist with our ski technique. CARV’s high-tech insoles and motion sensor modules collect data on your foot pressure, balance, turning, speed, and overall control. Its companion smartphone app provides audible coaching and stats tracking.

Frankly, we have big doubts about remaking one of our all-time favorite movies, but director Paul Feig has made us laugh our asses off before, so we’re giving him one shot to get this right. We’ll just leave the trailer here, and you can judge for yourselves.

Jaguar is teaming up with British skiing champion Graham Bell to see just how fast a man can glide across the snow. In 2017, Bell will don a special ski suit and jet pack to push him up to 160mph. Until that happens, watch Bell hit 100mph as he’s towed behind a Jaguar XE.

The Hitman series returns to its sandbox roots, giving you a variety of ways to fulfill assassinations, similar to MGS V. Sadly, the game will be released in episodes, but it will try to keep you entertained with weekly missions, challenges and a mission creator.

The forgetful fish Dory remembers that she has a family and sets out to find them in what appears to be an ironically familiar story, except now with an octopus, a beluga whale and a whale shark. Finding Dory premieres 6/17/16.

The lead single for M83’s upcoming album Junk. If you think Anthony Gonzalez reached his final form with Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming, keep an open mind. You’re not going to get your fix of anthemic post-rock here, or at least not in this song.

A 1 to 2 player adventure game set in a dying tourist town in late ’80s England. When the town’s prized relic is revealed to be a fraud, two young girls try find out the truth behind the local legends. Coming for PC, Mac, Linux and PS4.

Two years after a famous war photographer dies in a car accident, a retrospective of her work forces her husband and sons to confront their loss once more, especially the fact that her death was not as simple as it seems.

The master hoonigan returns to tear up some pavement and leave behind a thick layer of rubber and dust in his latest Gymkhana stunt video, taking on wild animals, exotic sports cars, and even a jumbo jet in and around Dubai in his tricked out Ford Fiesta RX43.

Despite their unsuccessful Kickstarter fundraiser, producer Hugh Welchman and his colleagues are still working on their fully-painted feature film about Vincent Van Gogh. It will be made of about 12 oil paintings per second of video. Oil painters can apply here.

Nicolas Vuignier has open sourced his airplane-like DIY bullet-time rig. The Centriphone works with the iPhone 6 and 6S, while the Centripro works with the GoPro 3, 3+ and 4. Nicolas is also selling the rig to those who don’t have access to a 3D printer.

(Flashing images) The title track from the new album of Canadian technopop duo Junior Boys. The music video for Big Black Coat features industrial glitch art that perfectly complements the song’s smooth buildup.

Cars, motorcycles, boats, bikes, runners. We love to watch all manner of races. But we never thought a race between a bunch of marbles could be exciting. Marble fanatic Jelle Bakker set off this surprisingly compelling race across a 750 foot-long course carved from sand.

A strategy game about mankind’s most terrifying skills: decimating natural resources and automating production. Start with mining machines, then move on to electrical power and beyond. Build weapons, subdue the locals and more. It also has a map editor and mulitplayer.

A group of marines are lured into a battle by an army of sentient killer robots in this sci-fi popcorn flick that looks to mash up elements of Predator, The Terminator, and The Matrix. On UK screens 5/2016. No word on a US release, though. (Thanks BadRobot!)

Pop artist Jason Freeny adds to his humorous line of anatomical toys. The 4″ Bathing Ducky has half of its bones and organs, which you can detach to play with. The 8″ Balloon Dog on the other hand has its whole skeleton and organs, all of which are also detachable.

A film based on Robert Kanigel’s novel about Srinivasa Ramanujan, one of the greatest mathematicians who ever lived. Ramanujan’s self-taught mastery of math brought him both great challenges and acclaim, and brought us ideas that inspire further study to this day.

The critically-acclaimed animated movie April and the Extraordinary World takes place in a steampunk version of 1940s France. It’s about a woman searching for her parents, who were two of the scientists abducted by villains bent on hindering technological progress.

The stylish puzzle game makes its way from iOS and Android to Windows, PS4 and PS Vita. Hitman GO: Definitive Edition is presented as a turn-based board game that builds on its basic rules with increasingly challenging twists.

Presenting, the equally big brother of Codename: Colossus. Machination Studio’s HMC Galahad has 18 servos, a smoke machine for its exhaust, working searchlights and 33 guns, including a huge main cannon that fires ping pong balls.

It spent a long time in beta, but one of the best action RPGs ever made is finally ready for release. From the folks behind Titan Quest, Grim Dawn lets you learn skills from two classes at the same time, acquire skills from items and reallocate skill points at any time.

“I have sworn that I will do very, very foolish things.” Set in 1814, Taboo is about an adventurer who goes after the East India Company to reclaim his dad’s shipping empire. Tom Hardy stars in this eight-episode FX & BBC miniseries. We hope it gets a better trailer.