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Pop-Up Book Of Phobias

“They left out getting you Johnson caughtï»ż in your fly.” — you2begin

Red K.I.T.T

“We need to have a talk, Michael!”

Endless Racing Game

“This video is based on the Endless Racing Game for iPhone 3G / iPhone 3GS. It shows how the game evolves… from start to finish.”

A Bit Cross

“With its combination of symbolical and practical strength, it’s hard to think of a situation where this pendant would not have you covered. The bits sizes are based on actual screwing bits, including an IKEA standard tool – handy for those touch up jobs you never get around to. Though not as hard as ‘real’ tool bits, a bit cross can be used for light jobs.” w/ photos

Ping Pong Dinner Table

“Shanghai-based designer Hunn Wai’s black lacquered rococo dining table surface transforms into a ping pong table with the aid of a rectangular vase filled with cream blossoms which acts as a net.” w/ photos

Left 4 Dead (NES Version)

“The flagship title of the PixelForce NES de-makes is Valve’s Left 4 Dead. This game play footage gives you an idea of what the project looks like in action and how it plays. As you can see, it’s a standard top-down 4 directional action/shooter. Remade in the NES retro style, the resolution is at 256 x 240 and features 16 colors and a 4 sound channel soundtrack.”

Kickass Tauntaun Costume

“And I thought they smelled bad on theï»ż outside…”

Slo-Mo Dreadlock Flip

“I flipped my dreadlocks in front of an exceptional high-speed camera shooting on the low end of its abilities; a mere 6,800fps.” — T.Bias

DDT: Dance Dance Tetris

“First let me say to you that this is very similar to Dance Dance Revolution and Tetris mixed together. Then let me say to you that it’s run on a little thang called the Arduino open-source electronics prototyping platform. In this project is a new way to play tetris – interacting with your feet and your body rather than just with your fingertips. Made by interface designers Luyza Pereira and Bettina Hiel for a school project. Bet ya’d have trouble, ya pro!” w/ photos + video

Super Mario Museum

“Remember when you bathed in Super Mario bubble bath, or carried your PB&J in a Nintendo lunch bag? A makeshift museum popped up over the weekend to showcase nostalgic Super Mario Bros. artifacts like those, including costumes, games, bubble bath, ponchos and even a Mario cake pan. “I didn’t know Mario had so much random stuff,” said Jason, a longtime Mario fan. “A cake pan? Some of this stuff is Kiss-level gratuity, but I love it.” The museum, set up by Nintendo to celebrate the Saturday release of New Super Mario Bros. Wii, was part of a launch event at the Nintendo World Store in Rockefeller Center. The items on display were collected by Nintendo employees over the years.” w/ photos