Awesome Leisure

Targeted at 20-35 year olds, Ramit Sethi’s I Will Teach You To Be Rich has over sixty 5-star reviews and offers practical personal finance tips for banking, saving, budgeting and investing.

There’s so much action in this launch trailer for BattleForge that it gets us dizzy (in a good way); it’s a card-based strategy game with 200 initial cards and an an auction/trading system.

It was “bound” to happen sooner or later: blogger and literary buff James Bridle has self-published My Life in Tweets, a hardcover book with 4100 Twitter posts from 2007 to 2009.

A new, meatier trailer is up for Monsters vs. Aliens: the first half is focused mostly on Ginormica, but you’ll learn more about all the characters (including the big, bad alien invaders).

Hot on the heels of yesterday’s Goldfinger re-release, Quantum of Solace is now available on Blu-ray (and DVD); you’ll get full 1080p video and DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio.

Due out this June, Spore’s Galactic Adventures expansion adds further depth to the space phase; this Captain Trailer focuses on a single avatar, which ain’t a bad thing.

A perfect complement to the Video Game Periodic Table, this Periodic Table of Controllers is fairly comprehensive with game controllers from Atari, Nintendo, Coleco and more.

Stuffed to the brim with over-the-top visuals, this full 138-second trailer for Goemon is unabashedly epic; it’s directed by Kazuaki Kiriya of Casshern fame and opens this May in Japan.

These mini R/C Mario Kart racers literally turn on a dime, making them ideal for cubicle obstacle courses; you’ll get green shells, bananas, a turbo button, and your choice of Mario or Yoshi.

A must for Stikfas fans and collectors, this custom Caterpillar MadL by Rohby comes with vinyl stickers and a stump-grinder attachment; only two out of five are still available.

This latest Fly High trailer for Wheelman has us even more excited over the Burnout meets GTA hybrid; Vin Diesel’s character carjacks by leaping from one vehicle to the next. Thanks, Janne!

Classic 1964 Bond movie Goldfinger is coming to Blu-ray tomorrow; you’ll get a widescreen edition with director commentary, DTS-HD audio and the best bond chick ever: Pussy Galore.

Warning: The Effing Card Co. is absolutely un-PC and offensive; hell, even we were offended on occasion. Still, we have to give props to a biz that revolves around being in-your-face.

Tired of getting pwned by noobs? The Xtensor Hand Exerciser is designed to improve reaction times by rebalancing strength and flexibility; it can also treat tennis elbow and arthritis.

Set in an alternate reality 1914, War of the Worlds: Goliath is a steampunk fan’s dream, with humans piloting steam-powered tripods and 1500 foot zeppelins made with Martian tech.

GlueFO 2.0 is a sticky remake of Asteroids, where your ammo comes from the targets themselves; although controlling your ship is easy, it’s balanced by the frenetic pace of the game.

While Wolfenstein’s first trailer was merely good, this latest Occult Trailer is flat-out fantastic; it’s filled with eye-watering energy weapons, explosions and disintegrating Nazis.

It won’t help you pick up chicks, but The Geek’s Guide to World Domination will elevate you to the highest echelons of geekdom; it teaches everything from building lasers to cloning pets.

A uniquely American take on the classic rocking horse, Rockin Choppers are hand-built wooden bikes that are heirloom quality; each is signed, numbered and dated. Thanks, Mark!

This isn’t the first time Mega Man has dipped his toe in the third dimension, but Peter Sjöstrand’s trippy, swooping 2.5D version of Mega Man 2 stays true to his 8-bit NES roots.

Demigod’s Vampire Lord trailer gives us some juicy gameplay details; you’ll get minions a-la Overlord, tactical “war points” like DoW2, and super zoom-out like Supreme Commander.

A super-sized version of the Alcohol Shot Gun, the Beer Blaster loads entire beer cans and fires a stream up to 10 feet; be sure to check out the beer ammo belts and quickfire holsters.

Star Wars fans, welcome “home”: Home One is a 7 foot long LEGO reproduction of the Mon Calamari flagship; it’s built from 35,000 pieces and a chain of internal LED lights.