Portal’s Aperture Science got its start in 1953 producing shower curtains for the US Army. So it’s poignant that in 2011 the company goes back to its roots, and produces shower curtains for…your bathroom. More »
Hong Kong collectible company Hot Toys has once again hit it out of the park with this meticulously-detailed figure of Jeff Bridges as he appeared in the first Iron Man flick. More »
Early next year, Street Fighter fans will be able to get their hands on this 18-inch Chun-Li statue. The pros are that it looks realistic. The cons? That pose. That pose. More »
There aren’t any official Legend of Zelda action figures. Haven’t been for a very, very long time. Going by the quality of this custom piece, maybe it’s time for that to change. More »
Swedish feet-glove purveyors Happy Socks have teamed up with Minecraft developers Mojang to offer a range of… socks based on the hit world-building game. And as lame as that sounds, they’re actually pretty damn cool. More »
While Valve sells its own collection of Portal 2 merchandise, nerd internet store Think Geek is doing its own bit for science, first with testing gel and now with these classy posters based on the hit first-person puzzler. More »
What really set Portal 2 apart from the first game was its clever use of gels, each providing new ways to zip around a level (and occasionally stump the player). And now you can own some of your very own. More »
Fancy Swiss watchmaker Romain Jerome has teamed up with Taito to create these Space Invaders watches that go a little above and beyond your average video game merchandising deal. More »
This new Lara Croft statue, from Sideshow Collectibles, will go on sale later this year for the princely sum of $US350. Aside from a rather fetching-looking paperweight, what else do you get for that kind of money? More »
