The latest trailer for the Studio Ghibli and Level-5 RPG Ni No Kuni is as enchanting as the others. Top notch art. It would be a crime against humanity not to release this game outside Japan.

Upcoming PSN exclusive Sideway is a puzzle platformer set in a 3D world. But its character seems to have been turned into graffiti and therefore is stuck in 2D. Best to see it in action.

Artist Jennifer Collier carefully bonds, waxes, traps and stitches cardboard, thread, and road maps into contemporary textiles; that “fabric” is then fashioned into pristinely detailed everyday objects.

(NSFW: Language) Bacon wrap it ’cause it’s gangsta: what do you get when you cross CorridorDigital, FreddieW and Epic Meal Time? A pile of burgers, obviously. The fun begins at 5:30.

Wicked’s new laser has a range of 85 miles, so no aiming at any orbiting satellites, because it could mess up their sensors. It can also blind pilots since it’s 8,000 times brighter than the sun. Whoa.

The practice session of ManxGP rider Brian Purdy ended badly when his bike exploded. The guy behind him with the mounted camera must be the Energizer bunny – he just kept going and going.

This handy hourglass is an easy way of keeping track of how long you’ve been hosing off. The rotatable receptacle has a suction cup on its back. Not that your bath time should only be 5 minutes.

That man is a pervert (he’s also Dominic Monaghan of LotR and LOST). He wants to give you unwanted intimacy. Know how to defend yourself from a pervert with Ray Amsley’s instructional video.

It looks like we won’t have to wait for an indie project to make Marty McFly’s self-lacing sneakers a reality. Nike has all but confirmed that they will be releasing the Air Mag from Back to the Future.

The other world-famous French electronic duo Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay aka Justice are freakin’ back. The EP will be available on Sept. 19 while the full album drops on Oct. 24.

We’ve seen all sorts of fights with all sorts of weapons, but never any so unusual (and feather-filled) as this Russian brawl, punctuated with what can only be described as Angry Birds IRL.

(NSFW Language) Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer admit their dependence to the man who brought sexy back, begging him to stop clowning around and go back to doing what he does best.

Blown up, pixelated versions of Master Chief, Isaac Clarke (Dead Space), Big Daddy, Marcus (Gears of War) and a Helghast trooper. Made by Michael Myers for High Score Society.

Kyoto’s Nine Hours ultra-minimal capsule hotel boils down “a place to stay” into three essential components – one hour to shower, seven hours to sleep, and one hour of rest. Video hat tip: Monocle.

Designer Jordy Smith’s stylish, but high-tech watch offers an innovative “Suffer and Recover” mode, which helps you interval train, and also tracks tide predictions for 200+ beaches around the world.

Who is the real you? Are you the same person all the time? What does it mean to be “real” or “genuine”? Nir Philosof reflects on these and other questions about identity and denial in his short film.

Mmmm. Donut. Sorry, you can’t eat these compact speakers from Philips, but you can wirelessly stream audio to them from your AirPlay-enabled iOS device. In AC or battery-powered models.

Most of us dread the words “snowstorm” – extreme skiers live for seasons when the snow won’t end. Matchstick Productions shares the beauty of nature and drama of the sport in their new documentary.

Aaron Evans pulls off an amazing gymnastic feat, launching a front flip over a speeding Acura NSX – without getting run over, natch. Needless to say, don’t try this. More angles here and here.

Graphic designer Genis “Gex” Carreras’ attempt to symbolize major philosophical theories using minimalist art. Gex will also release a compilation of all the prints in book form.

Perfect for tracking the next person on your hit list, this plastic skull model has been covered with enamel chalkboard paint for these and other random evil thoughts. Totally beats sticky notes.

Nathalie Stämpfli designed two soap dispensers that make use of bars instead of the liquid kind, grating the bars into flakes, keeping them dry and longer lasting.

With a single drum and four drumsticks, Wayne Oien takes snare drumming to new heights with this award-winning solo performance. Our ears are still ringing, but it was worth it.