Thursday, June 4, 2009

PS3 Exclusive Final Fantasy XIV Announced~



Looks like the PlayStation 3 is getting a double dose of Final Fantasy next year, as Sony reveals a new online Final Fantasy XIV for the PlayStation 3. Yes, XIV.

A complete and utter surprise to the entire audience, Final Fantasy XIV will be coming to the PlayStation 3 exclusively next year, assumedly after Final Fantasy XIII is released. A brief trailer was shown which looked very much like Final Fantasy XI, with the text "A new online epic begins."So it sounds like an exclusive, massively multiplayer online game for the PlayStation 3. Note that FInal Fantasy XIV is console exclusive to the PlayStation 3, with the PC also getting a version~

via : kotaku

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

E 3~


As im sure most of you already know, E3 has been going on the past few days and its been incredible. It is also the reason i havent really posted much in like three days. Tomorrow and the next day i will be posting a ton of stuff about all the happenings going on. My apologies for the lack of material the last few days~

Retro Styling: Cassette Tape Wallets~


Pretty clever, but they cost $43. So if you've ever wanted to try making something yourself, now's your chance. Just make me one~

via : designboom

Chair made from C H A I R~


From the American contemporary artist Joseph Kosuth. More info and more of his work here~

via : swissmiss

Cop car of the future uses force field propulsion~




Mark I is a four-person, 4×4, force-field propulsion engined car. Powered by affordable but small civilian versions of generators, it only allows ground level flights. Organic shape reflects simplicity in design and multifunctional use. Lightweight and aerodynamic body makes it fast and agile while its integrity remains uncompromised. By modern standard and high crime rate, special composite material makes the vehicle completely armored or bulletproof. It can be one-way or two-way transparent. All settings are completely adjustable, quite contrary to the glass which has been a matter of the past for some time now. As integral part of the force-field technology, force-field shock absorbers are paired to propulsion engine generators. Color temperature of the trail indicates current power ratio and speed of the moving vehicle. It is also important to emphasize that young drivers are only allowed to drive on auto-pilot until they get at least two years of driving experience~

via : moth3r

Samson Motorworks's Switchblade - The three-wheeled flying motorcycle~



The Switchblade three-wheeled Flying Motorcycle, the vehicle from Samson Motorworks promise to be as thrilling to drive on the ground as they will be to fly in the air. The Switchblade offers motorcycle simplicity, economy and excitement, using scissors wing design chops off 200 lb of weight and makes for greater range and lower maintenance costs. The Switchblade features side-by-side seating, less weight, slower landing speed, room for golf clubs and a wide cabin. It also include heating and air conditioning, video rear view monitor, dual ground/air lighting system, automatic vehicle leaning in turns and stereo CD player with MP3 input. As far as safety is concerned, it has a front impact shock absorber, side impact door protection and a ballistic chute recovery system~

The Switchblade powered by 120hp Freedom Motor twin rotor engine that gets the vehicle to over 90 mph on wheels and 134 mph while in the air. And it will operate at 10,000 feet above sea level. Its 16-gallon fuel capacity will provide a range of 880 miles on the ground 340 miles in the air. Samsom Motorworks says the Switchblade will be FAA certified and available in early 2010~

via :likecool

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

OM NOM NOM: Pac-Man Candy~


One can never get enough retro gaming paraphernalia, but these Pac-Man sours are clever. The eater gets to eat the stuff that Pac-Man eats, namely, ghosts and power pellets. The blue ghosts taste like raspberry, the red like cherry and we can only assume that the power pellets taste like victory~

via : uberreview