The world’s most creativity-inspiring game franchise comes to Sony’s next-generation PS Vita portable, taking full advantage of the handheld’s myriad control and input schemes.

Timon Sager’s conceptual private jet would seat just two occupants and offer high-speed jet travel to “Rich 25-40 year old risk-takers, bored by life, naturally curious and driven by their emotions.”

We’re pretty sure that Jesse T. Cook’s new film Monster Brawl is the first (and possibly last) of its kind – the Monster/Wrestler genre. Bonus points for the “Fight of the Living Dead” line.

While we wish this were a time-lapse of the actual moon, we’re still mesmerized by this silent animation of the moon going through a full year of phases. Best served with a side of Philip Glass.

Between the Kinect, the Wii and the Move, motion-controlled gaming is all the rage. Even animator-slash-acrobat AZO is into the genre – although he has a slightly different way of playing than we do.

Prove your skills as a (balloon) animal hunter with these goofy inflatable taxidermy heads you can hang on your wall. Choose from bear, tiger, shark, or the even more improbable T-Rex.

Joe Ayala and Larry Chen found themselves stranded overnight at DFW airport, and took the time to goof off. Apparently security deemed they weren’t a threat and let them record their antics.

He may drink too much of his own urine, but Bear Grylls’ experience in the British SAS makes him more likely to survive outdoors than you or I. Get a little leg up with this kit from Gerber.

Cementing our feelings that all clowns are creepy, this Spanish film tells of a circus clown whose tragic life turns him into a violent man – and the epic battle between Happy Clown and Sad Clown.

Valentin Ruhry’s ingeniously simple sign is just a grid of 5,000 orange rocker switches which light up when flipped. It’s like a giant Lite-Brite for adults. At NYC’s Austrian Cultural Forum through 9/5.

Debbie, the cat-loving eHarmony dater, may have found everything she wants in this amusing answer to her vid; it’s Jon, who feels the same way. About cheeseburgers. Any kind. Just cheeseburgers.

Clever, crude and often times indicative of the transcendent nature of huma…jk. Dear blank, please blank is pretty much just fun. Go ahead and give it a whirl. Even the rejects get to shine.

That’s right, thanks to NHK and Sharp, TV is going ultra. They showed off this LCD display that produces images with a resolution 16x greater than today’s HDTVs. 2020, please come faster.

On the Aussie game show Letters and Numbers, a random scramble of words is used to start each round. We think the randomizer was on the fritz one day and was replaced by a 10 year-old boy.

Three guys in New York want to build a public pool. The +Pool would float right in the middle of the notoriously filthy East River, filtering that brown water to make it safe to swim in.

Employees at a progressive company teach us a few humorous lessons about gun safety in this public service announcement – with a little bit of help from Freddie Wong. (Thanks Kyle!)

The revamped M5 may not look much different, but under the hood it’s got a powerful new Twin-turbo V8 with 560hp and a 0-to-60 time of 4.4secs. Add on the “drivers package” for a 190mph top speed.

Aided by a special putter cradle ($30), Ping’s iPing app for the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G, measures every detail of your stroke, impact angle, and tempo, helping you improve your putting game.

With The Green Lantern hitting theaters this week, this new parody teaser for The Muppets new movie hits at the perfect time. We only hope the movie is as amusing as its trailers have been.

Winning our sexiest go-kart award, Beau Reid’s GK2G concept vehicle weighs just 65 pounds, a carbon fiber body, runs on lithium batteries, and folds small enough to fit in a car trunk.

What do you do when a lioness decides to use you as a cushion and catch a cat-nap on top of you? Guess you just let her do as she wants – assuming you want to live. Can we get an “awwwwww…..”?

At the beginning we thought this video that Debbie makes for her eHarmony profile was real; now that we’re at the end, we’re thinking less eHarmony and more eImprov instead. (Thanks Hannah!)

Lucy the dog just got back from having surgery, and has to wear that stupid cone around her neck. But that won’t stop her from getting up the stairs to be with her master. Final score :Lucy 10, Stairs 0.