Awesome Leisure

This 168-footer comfortably sleeps 10 in its 5 staterooms, decked out with the finest finishes. A pair of 2250-hp engines powers this luxury vessel up to 3000 nautical miles on a (giant) tank of fuel.

Get ready to dish out a serious beating in this new actioner, starring a disgruntled teddy bear armed with axes, machetes, and other weapons – our kind of game. Hits Xbox 360 and PS3 Friday, 6/25.

Perfect for bicyclists on the go, Crankbrothers’ Multi-19 tool includes 4 spoke wrenches, 6 hex drivers, 4 screwdrivers, torx, open wrenches, and a chain wrench all in one pocket-sized package.

Thanks to Gears of War 3’s new Beast Mode, you can turn the tables and play as Locusts, Boomers, Berzerkers, Wretches and other nasties. IGN shows us a brief glimpse at the gameplay in this vid clip.

Russian FMX bike rider Alexey Kolesnikov undertook this incredible stunt for Red Bull, pulling off multiple jumps over an 8.5 ton Kamaz truck as it jumped its own 39-foot gap beneath the bike.

The guys behind this LEGO machine are real pinball wizards. It’s built from ~8000 LEGOs, including 6 NXT robots, 9 touch sensors, 10 light sensors and 4 motors. Only the ball isn’t a LEGO part.

The classic clown-filled deathrace is making its PS3 debut with a vengeance. Here’s a short clip from this week’s E3 to whet your appetite for vehicular (and chainsaw-wielding) destruction and mayhem.

This unabridged edition of Anthony Burgess’ dystopian masterpiece is now available in Audiobook format. Including a controversial extra chapter, it’s a must-listen for fans of the original.

Perfect for the upcoming Wii remake of GoldenEye, dreamGEAR’s dual-trigger light gun for the Wii-mote controller really turns you into The Man with the Golden Gun. License to kill not included.

Available 11/2/2010, GT 5’s $100 Collector’s Edition includes a 300-page “car lover’s guide”, a 1:43 2009 Nissan GT-R Spec V replica, a DLC voucher, and a GT keychain. All together now: Finally.

Not to be outdone by Coca-Cola’s giant dude at the World Cup, Nike worked with Ratcliffe Fowler Design to create this incredible hanging sculpture made up of 3000 individual soccer balls.

The cinematic trailer for BioWare’s new action MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic takes us inside the battle to save Alderaan, and if the final game plays anything like this, we’re excited.

The Kube is a teeny tiny portable MP3 player that can hold up to 8,000 of your favorite tunes. Plays up to 6 hours of continuous music on one charge and recharges in an hour with included USB cable.

Tetsuya Mizuguchi, creator of Rez, Space Channel 5, and Lumines demos his latest trippy game, a full-body “multi-sensory shooter” that takes full advantage of the new Xbox Kinect system.

Valve shows off a tiny sneak preview of what we might expect from the sequel to their incredibly addictive 3D platform puzzler. We can’t wait until 2011 to throw our controllers across the room.

Designed by Andrea Kezdi for Imm Living, the Lo-Fi Piggy Bank looks so realistic people might not guess it’s a piggy bank. Made of resin, it’ll also look cool just hanging out on your shelf sans coins.

The Fjader Pen is a fine choice for written correspondence, with its stand and a clean, modern design that recalls an old timey feather pen — in fact, the word fjader means “feather” in Swedish.

Jamie Hewlett’s video for Gorillaz hits iTunes today (6/15), and not only is it a catchy tune, it’s got guns, bombs, a one-eyed octopus, a sinking ship and a sub that looks like a shark. Here’s a tease.

Alt-pop sensation MGMT just released their latest arty-fartsy music video. It’s a jangly-little tune with a decidedly sixties vibe, and the video has all the tie-die colors to go with it.

This amazing robotic chess set took a core team of four people over a year to create, using over 100,000 LEGO parts, at a cost of appx. $30,000. Winner: the LEGO company.

While the 1950s suburban setting for the reboot of XCOM might look peaceful, the blobby black alien invaders in 2K Games latest FPS are nothing of the sort. From the guys who brought us Bioshock.

“Extreme marksman of the impalement arts” Todd Abrams (a.k.a. “Jack Dagger“) slices lettuce, oranges, and even a grape thrown in mid-air with his incredible knife-throwing skills.

LucasArts just took wraps off of this awesome cinematic E3 2010 trailer for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II, and while it shows none of the actual game, it still still kicks ass and takes names.