Presumably to reignite the desire to own my own backhoe loader despite having no use for one, this is a video released by Caterpillar to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Pac-Man and market their own heavy machinery in the process. In it, a group of Caterpillar customers, expert machinery operators,

To promote their expensive leatherwares, Bexar Goods Co. created this one-of-a-kind leather-wrapped NES, which it’s giving away to one lucky winner who either enters their contest HERE, or purchases anything from their store between now and 11.25.20. I didn’t buy anything, but I did just enter the contest with all

Pocket monsters: there can never be enough of them. And now programmer Matthew Rayfield has created 3,000 more using language-based artificial intelligence models. Some more information about what he did while I choose Pikachu but we still lose the battle anyways because he didn’t choose me and a solid relationship

Size: does it matter? It’s a question that’s been raging on since the days of chickens and eggs. I say it does, but my girlfriend insists it doesn’t, presumably just to make me feel better. This is a visual comparison created by Youtuber MrRanker of some of the largest and

Remember that Super Mario 64 Princess Peach castle skatepark that Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 + 2 player Skramblez created? Well now he’s back with a Hyrule Temple park (from Super Smash Bros.) and a Hogwarts Castle park from those books and movies about all those lucky little magical bastards

Because it’s important to let people know you’re constantly on the verge of death, these are the personalized glowing life bar pins made and sold by Etsy shop CriticalHitShop ($30 apiece, or 3 for $60). Available in full life, mostly alive, and mostly dead varieties, they can also be customized

The pinball: it must go on. This is a video from the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle where barcade Add-A-Ball-Amusements has installed foot pedals on its pinball machines so players can play the games hands-free as a coronavirus precaution (and be able to double-fist cold ones in the process). The concept

Ever wondered what Tetris would look like with soft, Jelly-like pieces covered in fur? Me neither, at least not in a fantasy I’m willing to admit to, but German softbody animator Chris of C4D4U has decided to show us what it might look like anyways. So the pieces don’t actually