Dante may look and sound different in his latest adventure, but judging from this gameplay video he still has the same slick and flowing moves, augmented by a grappling hook weapon.

(NSFW:Nudity) Saam Farahmand’s promo animation for Radio Soulwax, with mind-infecting visuals too good not to showcase. Those offended by the female form should click elsewhere.

A great gift for wanna-be ballers and high rollers. Pretend to burn a roll of Benjamins for less than a Hamilton. It would’ve been funnier if you had to light up the roll itself though.

If you want a better – or more terrifying – look at what this guy got through, check out this time lapse video of the daily traffic in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam by photographer Rob Whitworth.

Check out the quiet beauty (and flowing camera and editing work) in Miguel Endara’s video of the making of “Hero,” a drawing of his father which he created from 3.2 million ink dots and a single pen.

How’s this for a card trick? Pop open a bottle a cold bottle of brew (or Coca-Cola) with Kikkerland’s wallet-sized stainless steel opener, which looks just like the best card in the deck.

A tribute to Honda’s “classic” motocompo bike, the electric Motor Compo folds up to fit in the back of your car, giving you a short-range ride to your destination, integrating your smartphone for nav.

Who the hell is this guy, and why haven’t we heard of him before now? We’ve never seen a guy wearing a hat like that make so much sweet noise, all while sitting in an office chair.

The classic Swiss Army Knife gets back to nature with a handcrafted hardwood handle. Includes two blades, a can opener, wood saw, scissors, tweezers, screwdriver, bottle opener and toothpick.

According to the Chinese Zodiac, 2012 is the year of the dragon, which is why New Balance decided to come up with the ML574 Dragon Year shoes. Has dragon graphics on the upper, heel patch and logo.

Igor Kuser was practicing spiral landings with a parachute. Someone told him to practice doing it over a lake. Now he knows why. Fortunately he only got knocked out for a few seconds and is okay.

(NSFW: Language) The Moth is a non-profit org that promotes “the art and craft of storytelling.” Here’s a true story from one of The Moth’s events, about hackers who break into banks for a living.

Another exciting live action short from the Thousand Pounds Action Company. It’s worth watching even if you’re not a fan of the manga/anime series. The fight starts at 5:20.

Vocal impressionist Jim Meskimen returns with a short holiday poem, done in the voices of dozens of famous celebrities. We’re not sure if David Letterman or Tom Waits is our favorite.

The Curly Cable is a charge and sync cable for Apple’s portable devices. Invented by Dev Design, the cable is coiled like a telephone cord, making it tangle-proof and stretchable up to 70″.

The fate of the Hollywood adaptation of BioShock isn’t clear yet, but even if it doesn’t air fans of the franchise can still look forward to Jared Pelletier’s indie production, slated for summer 2013.

You won’t have a hard time finding your camp with these tents. The limited-edition designs vary from playful to abstract. The tents are also waterproof, durable and roomy enough for two people.

Pogo returns with another musical mix, not using movies, but real life as his reference this time. Kadinchey (“thank you”) was created from sampled sights and sounds of the people of Bhutan.

Peter Norris’ concept for a Honda electric motorcyle has “a long front suspension, feet forward seating position, and a large footprint.” The anime- and chunky toy-look calls out to the kid in us.

A group of kids from the Sullivan School kindergarten in Seoul, South Korea unleash their nascent punk-rockers with a cover of The Ramones’ Judy is a Punk. They already know how to pogo.

When we were kids, we hated how our Hot Wheels tracks were too short. With BluTrack, you can make crazy 2-lane tracks with sections as long as 100 feet, using household objects to create hills.

In Soviet Russia, roads drive you… or something like that. Here we see that principle in action, as the world’s lowest-budget motorcycle takes to the streets. Or something like that.

BioWare shows off some of the additions to the combat in Mass Effect 3, such as the new melee attacks and new abilities for both players and enemies. Skip to 1:50 to get to the meaty stuff.