For 2009, KILLSPENCER drops three lines of bags: Repurposed is made from used military truck tarps, Historical Reserve uses aged canvas, and Classic meets military specs.

Similar to Castle Crashers, Portal Defender is fun hack and slash but filled with inside jokes that should be familiar to the indie developer community and loyal Newgrounds visitors.

Called Never Stop A Rolling Stone, Rahel Ritchi’s jacket features a quirky self-inflatable hood; it’s designed to double as a pillow for travelers on long bus rides. Thanks, Anthony!

Darth Vader never mentions Other Vaders, and with good reason: twang-speakin’ Uncle Garth and bare-butt Barth embarrass the Dark Lord–with the exception of Flavr Vader, of course.

We loved TV/Film production house Spy Films’ last Snicker Tag ad; Snickers Football is their latest CG tour-de-force, and shows off some of the biggest running backs we’ve ever seen.

Retrowerk’s Steampunk Watches come straight out of a Jules Verne novel, with worn steel and brass cases and a telescopic lever system; some include compasses and glow in the dark.

Though Stormrise’s dynamic camera system isn’t brand new, we’re impressed by its implementation in this Line of Sight trailer; it’ll be available March 24 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

The U.S. National Ignition Facility will be completed this month; its 192 lasers can shoot 500 terawatts into pellets, igniting fusion reactions that create 20x more energy than was put in.

Packed with 50+ classic Atari games, 2600 Online is proof that good gameplay always trumps graphics; Missile Command and Pac-Man still get our blood pumping, pixels and all.

This LEGO Ogre Tank by brdavis5 is cool enough with “Hailstorm”, a multiple Zamor sphere firing system; even cooler: its NXT can autonomously seek out and destroy targets.

Opel’s Ampera is one heckuva sexy plug-in hybrid with a 300+ mile range; its switchback-shaped headlights send daggers straight to the now pedestrian-looking Chevy Volt’s heart.

Part hovercraft and all beast, Eurocom’s 17″ D901c server notebook will be the first to run Core i7 in April, topping out with a 3.2GHz i7-965 CPU; it still packs 3 HDD and up to 8GB RAM.

Billboard calls U2’s No Line On The Horizon “experimental fare,” so it’s no surprise to see intense polarization for and against the upcoming album’s unique sound; it’ll be available 3/3.

DNA Heroes mixes Guitar Hero and genetics, swapping out Guns N’ Roses for Watson & Crick; correct base pairs grow your DNA strand, but miss ’em and you may grow an extra eye instead.

More novelty than innovation, Ilshat Garipov’s Sound Egg speakers feature a rounded base that encourages spinning; a heavy weight at the bottom keeps them from tipping over.

Newly launched, UK-based BOOM!’s tees have a simple, witty style that we dig (with a cool site to boot); CMYCAKE and Lorem Ipsum appeal to designers, while Ewoks will love Sorry.