Awesome Leisure

NSFW: the teaser introduced us to Freddy’s past, but A Nightmare on Elm Street gets dicey (and slicey) for suburban teenagers in the present in this second full-length trailer.

Stuffed with planet drills, snaky Yoshi-dragons and epic music, we admit getting ridiculously giddy over this second trailer for Super Mario Galaxy 2; it’s due out 5/23/10 in the US.

True to its name, Infinite Space is surprisingly deep for a DS game; this Domination Trailer shows off ship customization, which is enough to make any space geek trip the light fantastic.

Make time traveling a total blast from the past: The Time Traveler’s Handbook teaches you how to survive the Black Death, play Mayan football, tackle a T. Rex, and more.

Ideal for reigning in console chaos, Laboratory 424’s Controller Wall Clips will handle everything from Wii-motes to guitar controllers; they’re available in nine colors plus transparent.

We’re digging this second trailer for Karate Kid, which makes no attempt to hide its Kung Fu focus; the Jackie Chan-isms and spectacular scenic shots of China don’t hurt, either.

He’s a dead ringer for Avatar’s Quaritch, but General Knoxx knocks us dead with Borderlands’ third DLC; it bumps the level cap to 61 and adds new weapons, enemies, and vehicles.

Egon would drool over this fan-made Nintendo Wii Proton Pack, which features power and player LEDs plus sound effects; wireless Thrower holds the Wii-mote and Nunchuck.

Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising’s new units sow chaos of their own in this explosive trailer; it includes the Weird Boy, Librarian, Tyrant Guards, Genestealers, and Wraithguards.

Make sure you’re always playing with a full deck with The Gambler Card Set; the guide includes over 350 card games and is paired with two sleek monochromatic black and white decks.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 has hit hard and fast with its trailers, but GT sums them up with this Preview trailer; it covers focused missions, destructible environments, and multiplayer.

It’s a must buy die for horror fans: the original Nightmare on Elm Street arrives on Blu-ray 4/6/10 and includes Ready Freddy Focus Points, alt. endings, featurettes, and commentaries.

The previous trailers were excellent overviews, but this 2v2 trailer for Napoleon: Total War is purely epic; with a few historical alterations, it simulates a massive battle at Waterloo.

It wasn’t humanoid like the Final Five, but this Cylon Teddy Bear will at least warm your heart before raining nukes on the Colonies; it’s equipped with the Larson Scanner LED KIT.

Gibson honors Grammy & CMA winner Randy Scruggs with 100 Advanced Jumbo acoustic guitars; the round-shouldered dreadnoughts are made with Sitka spruce and solid rosewood.

Awakening’s Sigrun Trailer reveals that the Legion of the Dead has finally lived up to its name, but it also makes us realize what we’ve been really missing: a good ol’ underground romp.

If you’ve run out of Wonderflonium, fear not: Dr. Horrible’s Sing Along Blog arrives on Blu-ray 5/25/10; it’ll include audio commentary, a making-of documentary, and bonus footage.

We have a soft spot for The Sentry Project’s Airsoft Minigun Sentry, partly because of how thorough the DIY instructions are, but mostly because of its voice: Portal, we heart-cube you.

It’s too bad Constellation was canceled, but at least we have NASA’s Lunar Electric Rover iPhone/iPod app; at its heart is a playable LER simulator with multiple difficulty levels.

No Bothan spies were harmed in the acquisition of this Star Destroyer SpecPlate, as it’s only based on a christening plate; each measures 36″x17″ and is made out of 1/8″ aluminum.

It’s still running in some theaters, but buying Sherlock Holmes on Blu-ray (3/30/10) is elementary, my dear Watson: it includes the Maximum Movie Mode with director Guy Ritchie.

Loaded with an arsenal that rivals small countries, this 12″ Sarah Connor figure will send any cybernetic organism packing; includes assault rifle, shotgun, pistol, and combat knife.

Super Street Fighter IV’s nine latest characters get a proper intro in this New Warriors trailer; in order: Ibuki, Dudley, Makoto, Guy, Cody, Adon, DeeJay, T.Hawk, and the fearsome Juri.