Awesome Leisure

Coarsetoys’ Jaws Vinyl is available for preorder with a special slate colorway at Rotofugi; there’s a lot to like, from the overall styling to the skateboard, kicks and shark helmet.

Despite what the video above may imply, Tomy’s i-SOBOT is merely cute at 6.5″ tall; the little guy can store a sequence of up to 80 actions, meaning lots of break dancing at the breakroom.

Made from crushed sugarcane and then aged at 8,000 feet in Guatemela, Zacapa Rum is a premium rum. It has a smooth finish and a complex flavor, with hints of hazelnut and caramel.

Feist is a quirky little Mac-only jumping game, developed with the Unity engine by Florian Faller and Adrian Stutz. We’ve given it a spin and find it to be simple yet strangely hypnotic.

Awesomest. Keyboard. Ever. NeKo’s LUX Keyboard is dipped in 24kt gold, packs 4GB RAM, a 4 Terabyte hard drive, Blu-Ray burner, 10 audio ins/outs and 100,000 preset sounds.

PS3 owners: check out Life with Playstation, available now; it runs in parallel with Folding@home, delivers Google News and weather updates from over 60 cities, all for free.

As if the last GameStop trailer wasn’t enough, this trailer for Gears of War 2 goes into details about the new weapons and execution animations. About the latter: freakin’ awesome.

Inspired by deuterium-laced heavy water, Heavy Water’s vodka is made from Swedish winter wheat. The water is not filtered like other brands, giving it lush, nuanced taste that sets it apart.

Those of us old enough to remember the Atari 2600 will love these Atari Modern Classics pictures from The -Minus World; they’re a wonderful take on retro package design.

Zyr Vodka’s resume reads like an Ivy League graduate, with 96-100 points and a 5 star review with Spirit Journal. This 9:5:3 ratio vodka is surprisingly versatile with a strong bite.

Stormrise (Xbox360, PS3) is a difficult game to peg, as it’s an RTS with a first person viewpoint. The latest trailer above showcases its squad-based combat; damn do we love snipers.

Ashley Wood’s Bertie the Pipebomb is one of the coolest collectibles we’ve seen, with 46 points of articulation, a 9″ machete, a 4″ revolver and a sling filled with zombie head war trophies.

Written by Dan Linehan with a foreword from the late Arthur C. Clarke, SpaceShipOne: An Illustrated History richly details Richard Branson and Burt Rutan’s pioneering space program.

In an age of multimillion-dollar budgets, Bob’s Game stands out: this DS game was solely created by Robert Pelloni over the course of five years, pouring over 15,000 hours into it.

Bandai’s Luminodot is like a Lite-Brite on steroids, with space for up to 3500 pegs on its 70×50 screen. If you can find someone in Japan to buy it for you, it’ll be available in October.

This vehicles trailer for Lego Batman makes us happy: available 9/23 for the Xbox 360, PS3 and Wii, it’ll let you build and drive your own Batmobile, Batboat and Batwing!

How to Build a Robot Army is author Daniel Wilson’s follow-up to his wildly successful Robot Uprising: in it, he teaches you how to turn use robots to defend the Earth (or conquer it).

Take on the Flood with your own personal army of 2.5″ Kubrick-style Halo figures from Medicom. This second series includes three Spartans, Master Chief and plenty of weapons.

We’re anxiously awaiting the public release of This Way Up, a creepy Tim Burton-esque short about two undertakers. It’s currently making the rounds on the film festival circuit.

Coming October 16th, we can’t wait to get our hands on this 15th edition 7″ KidReaper by Andrew Bell. He’s perfect for Halloween, with a fabric cloak, scythe and glow in the dark paint.

The Tyranids have been conspicuously absent from previous the Dawn of War games, so we’re happy to see them chomping away at the Emperor’s Space Marines in the video above.

Fellow man cave dwellers: this Viper Football Table is metal-riffic, with solid metal robot players, stainless steel action poles, metal cup holders and a mirror black on chrome finish.

No, not Jedi Yoda–these awesome Yoda Skateboards are the work of Portuguese artist David Carvalho, produced in conjunction with Pop Cling. To preorder, email David here.