Awesome Leisure

The G.I. Joe Complete Collector’s Set is a “Yo Joe!” shoutout to 80s cartoon buffs with 95 episodes across 17 DVDs, printable scripts, Hasbro toy ads, a 2GB flash drive, PSAs and more.

It looks and sounds dweebish, but we’d take The Shweeb for a spin; located in a New Zealand theme park, it’s a human-powered bicycle/monorail with speeds of up to 90 kph.

This walkthrough trailer for Alpha Protocol has us officially excited for the game: with custom weapons and abilities you can play as a technician, stealthy spy or soldier: it’s your choice.

It was doomed from the start, but few vessels contributed to the Rebellion as much as Tantive IV: LEGO will be releasing a 1,408 piece model 9/9/09 with 5 minifigs and 2 escape pods.

They won’t fit in your cellphone, but SIMbooks provide a decidedly low-tech, but robust way to “back up” your data; that is, assuming you still remember how to “write” and “read.”

It’s an unlikely combo, but South Park Tower Defense promises to be as irreverent as the series with zombified citizens and a besieged City Wok; the game comes out 10/7 on XBLA.

Fans of plush and Star Wars should run, not walk to the ongoing Stitch Wars exhibition in Lauderhill, Florida; you’ll see everything from Wookie Cookies to “invertible” Tauntaun.

Any qualms we had with Jack Black playing Eddie Riggs vanished with this skull-smashing 17″ Brutal Legends figure; the word is mum from EA for now, so watch their Twitter feed.

If building an army of 59-foot tall, life-sized robots is out of your price range, Paper Robots is a suitable alternative: it includes 14 robot templates that can be built using rubber bands.

We’ve seen plenty of custom LEGO sets, but Ochre Jelly’s Tour de Force was created with action in mind with lightsaber trails, leaping Yodas and beautifully dismembered Droids.

This Darksiders Hero trailer knocks it out of the 9th circle of Hell with demon hordes, a giant Dune-meets-Beetlejuice worm, and an apocalyptic war horse that shoots flames from its hooves.

Shaped by Rodney Smith and Chuck Hults, Element’s Travel Well skateboards are clearly vintage-inspired, with hard top edges, retro-style trucks and 50s-60s era graphics.

It’s been ages since we played a round of AD&D, but these sweet Bioshock tabletop pieces have us dusting off our 20-sided dice; they’re converted from Warmachine figures.

Bill Amberg and Johnnie Walker team up for the Weekender bag: it’s made with perfed dark navy calf and saddle leather and includes a bottle of Blue Label Blended Scotch Whisky.

Arkham Asylum’s villains are plenty scary, but this gameplay-filled, developer-lead Playing the Game Featurette shows that it’s really the big, bad Bat you really need to fear.

Numark’s new NDX400 CD turntable is portable and rugged, with skip protection tech, a slot-loading CD/MP3 CD drive, USB flash drive access and vinyl-style startup and stopping.